look, if you have to choose, I would go on carbon, saw the light, (if you were at the forum of Rose

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We after having crushed the Zebedee on requests for information and against info, after having examined brands known and less known, after reading sheets and rece dozens of models .. I am faced with two alternatives The purpose purchase of preppiede, head eighth sphere) and monopod The final between these two packages: A challenger MANFROTTO, known to most as "LA brand" the race teams composed - Manfrotto candy table jars 055XPROB - Manfrotto MM394 Monopod - Manfrotto 496RC2 all available currently on amazon for a total of EUR 251 B SIRUI challenger, known to most as "The alternative mysterious" the race teams composed - SIRUI N-1004 - carbon, with integrated monopod and scope sensational (12 kg declared!) - SIRUI G-10X all currently candy table jars available on Amazon for a total of 230 euro to go on the tantazione SIRUI great, not so much for the 20 euro difference but for the weight and scope of the two .. Manfrotto Manfrotto rest ..
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look, if you have to choose, I would go on carbon, saw the light, (if you were at the forum of Roseto ended yesterday there was one in which carbon smotava and also became a monopod and stand 9 kg but you had to see which target c 'was over for) so I wonder and say: you really need all those kg weight to bear? if you can afford in terms of budget, do it otherwise I believe that a healthy and normal tripod will do the trick.
flow characteristics and weight except I invite you to dwell on the difference of locking and unlocking of the legs. I personally prefer the Manfrotto compared to what Sirui. I invite you to evaluate this aspect sometimes overlooked but which later proved to be important in the daily
Hello, I answer because I own a tripod Sirui, namely the T-2005X, aluminum 5 sections. Earlier also I like you I was maybe like you, and I was tempted candy table jars by the Manfrotto 055, so tried that I bought and resold again after a week! I tell you my opinion on first Sirui. I wanted to, like, groped the purchase and I must say that I would recommend it to anyone who asks me. It 'a very good value, candy table jars excellent materials and construction, metal feet integrated in the legs, carrying bag and a short column for macro. On the head I have not trusted blindly and I took a classic Manfrotto ball, but I can tell you that the tripod really good and worth much more of its cost. It was really amazed when I opened it the first time. As for the release mechanism candy table jars of the legs, what screw, I can tell you that the question of habit. It 'true candy table jars that the lever of a Manfrotto p more rapidly, but the Sirui you unlock it with little more than half a turn, I assure you that is not absolutely a problem. Now the fundamental difference between the two you mention, and the reason why I sold the 055 immediately, of course, candy table jars the weight and bulk. First thing you need for a tripod? I mean, are you going to use it for hiking, then carry it around hanging backpack, or you have to use in the studio or at least you do not have large transportation needs "to shoulder" say? If you use the first one I said well, immediately discard the 055! It 'a huge and heavy tripod, absolutely not suitable for use hiking. Including a head reaches almost up to 3kg for a height between 65 and 70cm ... you should not make the same mistake, you will regret it. I feel the same way also the 190 of Manfrotto, I think they are suitable for use in the studio tripod or in situations where you do not have it hanging from the body and walk. My opinion on Sirui, candy table jars as I said, totally positive. You I would try but we are a distant p! Anyway, Sirui or not, I would suggest (if you use the excursion as I seem to have figured out) to keep you on tripods with similar characteristics, and average light and not too bulky to be closed. If you have other types of uses in mind, I'd tell you to take 190 of Manfrotto valuable that the same and a p less massive of 055! I hope to be helpful! Francesco
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