You won't have any trouble finding a tripod for that price. The main thing to look for in a tripod is stability and ease-of-use. I poor tripod might be wobbly when it's set up or hard to open and close. The tripod head is also important. There are different kinds and people have different preferences. Ballheads are the easiest to use but they usually cost more. The pan/tilt head is most common on inexpensive tripods. The truth is, tripods are pretty simple. If you pay more, you do get more. But just having one if more important than having the best one. I recommend taking your camera to a camera shop and just trying them out. You will get a feel for them very quickly and making a decision shouldn't be very complicated.