Tripod for D70s
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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
Seriously, at least tell us what's your budget and all your equipment plus your possible future upgrades
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.
the best is probably to go to a shop like cathay photo and get recommendations based on your budget and setup.
hope this helps.
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.
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.
Yes, the Manfrotto 190Pro or ProB is a good tripod. Solid and stable at an affordable price! :thumbsup:numzkull said:
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...sgfriend said:
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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 ? :cry: :cry:
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