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25th October 2006
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which tripod to recommend for a new starter using D80..
Hi.. is there any tripot to recommend with the head..both new or 2nd hand.. that would only put me back around $120?
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Re: which tripod to recommend for a new starter using D80..
1) what and where you will be shooting? 2) Do you use remote control? 3) What kind of lense you will be using? |
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Re: which tripod to recommend for a new starter using D80..
day/night landscape...probably getting a remote as well.
May i know what is the difference? |
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Re: which tripod to recommend for a new starter using D80..
Not really the right place to post since this is not Nikon specific.. But well
my 2 cts would be for you to save more and get the current offer by CP. 190 DB + 486RC2 at abt $190 |
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Re: which tripod to recommend for a new starter using D80..
.If you shooting outdoor and are mobile most of the time, you will want a lighter tripod to move around. If you are shooting with heavy lenses such as 400mm, you will want something very strong and stable. It will be easier to work about once you know what you need. I am not sure of the prices, but Slik seems to be a popular choice to budget tripod. |
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