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- 1 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for EQUIPMENT
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"FM",
www.bhphotovideo.com
i will admit that it is the first real quality tripod i have owned, as i do a lot of hiking and don't want the weight of a tripod.
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www.adorama.com
i use it with my canon digital slr.
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www.adorama.com
use it for my rz, 4x5, seitz roundshot, xpan, and digital slr.
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from
"the power of place",
www.adorama.com
only negative is weight it is heavy so it would not be the best for backpacking but for everything else it will not fail.
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from
"Barking dog",
www.adorama.com
it may be a little on the heavy side for backpacking but for short hikes it will work great.
Read more reviewsPositives: Lightweight, Excellent Affordability, Great Stability, Type: Tripod -
from
"FM",
www.bhphotovideo.com
- 2 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for EQUIPMENT
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Positives: Lightweight, Great Affordability, Good Portability, Type: Tripod
- 3 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for EQUIPMENT
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www.pricegrabber.com
downside for this light-weight, low-priced tripod is that it is not suitable for slrs with heavy lenses.
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www.pricegrabber.com
also i use it for my old seagull df300 35mm slr professional camera (much heavy), it was stable under 50 inches height.
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www.pricegrabber.com
versatility for handling both digital and slr cameras weaknesses: 1.
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from
www.amazon.com
not the smallest and unsuitable for backpacking but a good accessory to have.
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from
www.pricegrabber.com
strengths: easy to setup and breakdown weaknesses: not light enough to carry in your day-backpack.
Read more reviewsPositives: Good Affordability, Lightweight, Great Portability, Type: Tripod -
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www.pricegrabber.com
- 4 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for EQUIPMENT
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www.amazon.com
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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from
www.amazon.com
i needed a good tripod to use with my digital slr to take hiking and this one is great.
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from
www.amazon.com
it is light weight - i carry it while mountain hiking.
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from
www.amazon.com
this is a light and stable tripod that's perfect for backpacking.
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www.amazon.com
it's light enough to carry around and take with you on photo shoots, though probably not light enough for a backpacking trip.
Read more reviewsPositives: Good Affordability, Lightweight, Great Portability, Type: Tripod -
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www.amazon.com
- 5 RECOMMENDED by 2 people for EQUIPMENT
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www.amazon.com
it is still a great tripod and i'd recommend it for light usage: a bit heavy for hiking; complaint #1 isn't a problem for portraits; works good for night stills; etc.
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www.amazon.com
this tripod is lightweisght (compared to bogen) yet stable enough agains high wind and a 70-300 zoom lens with a medium size slr body.
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www.amazon.com
overall this is an excellent tripod, great stability for small and medium slr's.
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from
www.amazon.com
or buy a slik and get out there an tear up the landscape with your slr and your digital camera and take great pix.
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www.amazon.com
his thing was the leica r4, if i remember correctly, while mine was the olympus om4 slr.
Read more reviewsPositives: Good Versatility, Lightweight, Nice Affordability, Type: Tripod -
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www.amazon.com
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www.amazon.com
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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www.amazon.com
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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www.amazon.com
one good feature is that its got the hook at the bottom of the middle rod, to hang you camera bag of backpack from.
Read more reviewsPositives: Lightweight, Nice Affordability, Great Portability, Head Type: Panhead -
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www.amazon.com
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