Assia Tripod Anybody?
- Thread starter John Froton
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ddh
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I understand ...
I understand ...
I've had cheap tripods before and in fact have 3 of them in storage ... just in case! I've found that you can't get cheap on a tripod. There is a world of difference shooting with the 503 and something like the Miller DS 10/20 head. It's those long shots that kill you! I'd save up and spend the money if you really want smooth pans and tilts! Just my 2 cents worth of experience!
I understand ...
I eventually plan on getting either a Sachtler DV-6 SB II on Miller Solo legs or a Cartoni Focus.
I just don't have the funds to make that purchase now. So I am compromising to get acceptable performance
I've had cheap tripods before and in fact have 3 of them in storage ... just in case! I've found that you can't get cheap on a tripod. There is a world of difference shooting with the 503 and something like the Miller DS 10/20 head. It's those long shots that kill you! I'd save up and spend the money if you really want smooth pans and tilts! Just my 2 cents worth of experience!
Would the cheaper leg version work for shooting with a DSLR?
My canon 7d is to heavy for my $12 still camera tripod that i got back when i had the much lighter nikon D50.
I dont have budget to spend a ton. School had some badass manfrotto video things that they usually use for Canon XL series, but i just cant afford a $500 tripod setup.
Im thinking of getting this the same head with the smaller legs is $76 and maybe another $35 to get the dolly while im at it.
My canon 7d is to heavy for my $12 still camera tripod that i got back when i had the much lighter nikon D50.
I dont have budget to spend a ton. School had some badass manfrotto video things that they usually use for Canon XL series, but i just cant afford a $500 tripod setup.
Im thinking of getting this the same head with the smaller legs is $76 and maybe another $35 to get the dolly while im at it.