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$31.00 Est. at Amazon

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i use it with digital slr and telephoto lens, external flash.
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i always hated having my slr being screwed onto a tripod that could tip over at any time from my being clumsy.
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i bought this because i wanted to replace a small portable tripod that i carried in my backpack.
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i can use either my digital camera or my 35mm slr.

$34.00 Est. at Amazon

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this tripod is a good one for the price; although if you are using an slr camera with large lenses you will definitely want a sturdier model.
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i needed a good tripod to use with my digital slr to take hiking and this one is great.
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it is light weight - i carry it while mountain hiking.
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this is a light and stable tripod that's perfect for backpacking.
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it's light enough to carry around and take with you on photo shoots, though probably not light enough for a backpacking trip.

$50.00 Est. at Amazon

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i have a canon 35mm slr with 4 lenses, and a nikon dslr with 2 lenses(no lenses over 1 1/2 pounds) it is steady and solid with both cameras.
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i'm 6 feet tall, and i've used it on my film slrs (light ones like the ricoh xr7 and heavy ones like the canon ftb) with decent-sized lenses, and with my point-and-shoots (canon a620 is probably one
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one good feature is that its got the hook at the bottom of the middle rod, to hang you camera bag of backpack from.

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