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Do a search for "recommend tripod". We have about 30 such threads already. Note the spelling. FYI, you do not buy a tripod for a body, you buy a tripod depending on total setup.
u will need a tripod that can support the body + lens + flash (optional). Read the specs of the tripod before you buy.
another factor to consider is the weight of the tripod, do u prefer light or heavy? Based on my experience 90% of the tripod users who bought heavy tripods tends not to utilise it most of the time and end up keeping at home instead.
1) most of the time u be using it for indoor or outdoor? If indoor, choose a sturdy and heavy one. If outdoor, go for a carbon fiber if u can.
2) get one from a reputable brand to protect yr gears since u have already paid so much for them.
The body plays a part but you have to say what is your heaviest setup. The body with a 50mm f1.8 and a 400mm f2.8 is very different.
i see nothing wrong with rashkae comment....
really got lots of thread discussing about tripod..
and if really for a body any tripod will do -.- at least tell us the set up ma
really got lots of thread discussing about tripod..
and if really for a body any tripod will do -.- at least tell us the set up ma
Clubsnap reached quite a wide audience around the world, as far as UK, USA and Australia. It's good to have good sentence construction and proper spelling.
Grow up dude. you are the one being arrogant after asking a question without the necessary information.
With IDS, you may be using some hevy lenses. Suggest these tripods. Wooden is strong and more vibration resistence than even Carbon,
http://www.wooden-tripods.com/Wolf_wood_line_compact.html
That's nice, because I also don't care who you are. The only person here being arrogant is you. It's a perfectly legitimate question, after all, you never mentioned what lens you are using. If you are mounting a 600mm f/4, the body you are using will not have a significant impact on the weight. "Any recomendation of tripod for 1ds?? " is as "no head no tail" as it gets, and it is extremely annoying and arrogant of you to expect us to be psychic and know the situations you will be shooting in, the height requirements and the lenses you will attach.
Learn to ask the correct questions with enough information for people to give constructive answers, and english that can be understood outside of a local sec school, and then we can give more accurate answers.
you are asking for help in a forum, be nice with your tone to anyone who offered you an advice.
I do not find anything wrong with Rashkae's comment and it is in our Terms of Use that member should to a search before post a question,
Yes shierwin is absolutely right. To TS, please use proper English words, you are not sms'ing to the rest of the members here. Thank you.
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