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Current david leventi body and lenses that I would use with a tripod: Canon 550D | Tokina david leventi 12-24 f4 | Canon 70-200 f4 L Use: mainly for the scenery. Budget: 250-300 euro up! If you spend less, the better. Note: to consider a switch to Full Frame. Let's say I want to do it by the end of 2013, but bisogner evaluate their finances. Tripod After I looked around a little bit would be reduced down to two models for the moment: 1. Manfrotto 055XB: I preferred david leventi than the 190XB because they say it is much more solid and the 055XPROB because I do not care center david leventi column that tilts horizontally. Has on its legs in three sections for which should be solid, considering also the weight. 2. Benro A-3580T: it possesses a person I know and told me about it very well. The tripod legs are 4 sections, compared david leventi to the Manfrotto closed more compact and holds up to 15lbs (7kg against the 055XB). Tripod head Frankly I do not know what to get my bearings. I come from a Mantona Scout with ball head, paid 60 euro; lasted less than a year, the sections of the tripod ultimately not remained more closed, closing the slide always defective, block head never precise as I wanted to put it in a nutshell an ordeal. I thought I could spend less in doing an upgrade, but I already knew that to have something solid will have to compromise and delay the eventual purchase of the FF. Here are the heads that I had seen: 1. Benro B1: I seem solid, with a capacity david leventi of 12kg and quite handy for landscaping. Cost about 160 euro. 2. Sirui k20-X: it seems very similar to Benro. 115 Euros. 3. Manfrotto 804RC2: more economic, but also less stable time. If you have other options ready to evaluate them seriously. david leventi
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the Manfrotto PESA and then Ochio so if you're going to get you out of several hours. There you have a good budget. Watch Benro or Sirui. The k-20x excellent! If you still not a small economic effort, you take a tripod carbon and then pure pleasure! I have a feisol ct-3442 with head cb-40. 1.5kg and holds me in fluency with a 7d toed f / 2.8. Son money but 'these expenses to do it once and stop! Max
the Manfrotto PESA and then Ochio so if you're going to get you out of several hours. There you have a good budget. Watch Benro or Sirui. The k-20x excellent! If you still not a small economic effort, you take a tripod carbon and then pure pleasure! I have a feisol ct-3442 with head cb-40. 1.5kg and holds me in fluency with a 7d toed f / 2.8. Son money but 'these expenses to do it once and stop! Max How much is your tripod? more than anything david leventi else dovendolo use in outside then I would not see me with something wobble.
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Current body and lenses that I would use with a tripod: Canon 550D | Tokina 12-24 f4 | Canon 70-200 f4 L Use: mainly for the scenery. Budget: 250-300 euro up! If you spend less, the better. Note: to consider a switch to Full Frame. Let's say I want to do it by the end of 2013, but bisogner evaluate their finances. david leventi Tripod After I looked around a little bit would be reduced down to two models for the moment: 1. Manfrotto 055XB: I preferred than the 190XB because they say it is much more solid and the 055XPROB because I do not care center column that tilts horizontally. Has on its legs in three sections david leventi for which dovreb