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20 Feb 2006, 21:05 (Ref:1527364) | #1 | ||
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Tripod recommendations
Hello all,
Leading on from my thread about how to take pictures at night I now seek your wisdom on which Tripod I should upgrade to as the Velbon 444 I have is not strong enough to hold my 100-400mm lens with out some bounce or wobble when I push the shutter button. I am investing in a shutter release cable but would still like something a bit more sturdy, I have about £150 at the moment but maybe more as overtime is avaliable at work at the moment. Your advice is greatly appreciated Many thanks Paul. |
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21 Feb 2006, 15:52 (Ref:1528102) | #3 | ||
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I have a Monfrotto 141RC that I have used for about ten years and am very satisfied with it. (It will even support the camera with the 400 2.8 on it) If it is very windy out I will hang my Camera bag on the centre post to give it more stability. I also will clamp an umbrella to the centre post to protect me an the camera in the rain.
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