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Old 12th January 2006   #1
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can anyone recommend me a suitable tripot for my D70 plse.... I currently using SLIK U6600, and i find its not so stable when D70 is mounted on it and also 3 knobs for 3 axis, very troublesome.
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Get a Gitzo 1228 with a Arca-Swiss B-1


Seriously, at least tell us what's your budget and all your equipment plus your possible future upgrades
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Old 12th January 2006   #3
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Am using Gitzo1227 + NB2A.

recently bought a Gitzo 1028 for travelling purposes
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if budget is a constraint, you can start with the manfrotto 190 proB with a manfrotto 486 ballhead.

the best is probably to go to a shop like cathay photo and get recommendations based on your budget and setup.

hope this helps.
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You CANNOT get a tripod based on the CAMERA you use. You have to factor in the ultimate load - cam+len+flash+whateverothercrap.

You also CANNOT scrimp on a decent tripod, you do that, you'll find yourself upgrading non-stop for the rest of your photographer years.
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Old 13th January 2006   #6
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sorry for late reply... thks for all the advice. cheers
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Old 13th January 2006   #7
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Default Re: Tripot for D70

Originally Posted by numzkull
if budget is a constraint, you can start with the manfrotto 190 proB with a manfrotto 486 ballhead.

the best is probably to go to a shop like cathay photo and get recommendations based on your budget and setup.

hope this helps.
Yes, the Manfrotto 190Pro or ProB is a good tripod. Solid and stable at an affordable price!
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Old 13th January 2006   #8
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Originally Posted by espn
You CANNOT get a tripod based on the CAMERA you use. You have to factor in the ultimate load - cam+len+flash+whateverothercrap.

You also CANNOT scrimp on a decent tripod, you do that, you'll find yourself upgrading non-stop for the rest of your photographer years.
yea yea.. dun be like me... keep change tripod
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ths... just wanna go away from this topic a little coz dun want to start a new thread, how do i post picture on the thread ?? my POSTING RULE says ... "you may not post attachment"

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ths... just wanna go away from this topic a little coz dun want to start a new thread, how do i post picture on the thread ?? my POSTING RULE says ... "you may not post attachment"
Check the FAQ and Feedback sub-forum for tips on how to post peektures
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Old 13th January 2006   #11
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Would a manfrotto 719B good for travelling like tour? For D70s okay?
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Would a manfrotto 719B good for travelling like tour? For D70s okay?
It depends on your feel of it and if you want to bring it for travelling. I would of course choose a sturdy and light one for travelling...
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Hi... ESPN, above is what a got from FAQ, but I do not have any "Browse" button at the bottom of my post composition page. could it be its disabled by the administrator ?
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This is the posting pics guide from the FAQ:

Users' guide to Posting Pics in CS Forums

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Originally Posted by espn
You CANNOT get a tripod based on the CAMERA you use. You have to factor in the ultimate load - cam+len+flash+whateverothercrap.

You also CANNOT scrimp on a decent tripod, you do that, you'll find yourself upgrading non-stop for the rest of your photographer years.

not to forget about your height as well...
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thanksss.......
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http://gallery.clubsnap.com/data/501/medium/pic111.jpg


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give up .......
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Originally Posted by enyu
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Old 14th January 2006   #20
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photo too big, remember to downsize b4 upload.
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