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May 01, 2012 13:17 |  #1

Is there any type of bag or case that the tripod can easily be put into kind of like a sword going into the holder? I don't really care for backpacks and all the straps so I usually just carry it. I would like something that I can pretty much throw over my shoulder

I have a Gitzo 2541 and Markins Q10 (which by the way still amazes me how awesome it is)


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May 01, 2012 13:21 |  #2

Like this

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …Cases/ci/193/N/​4290456997 (external link)




  
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May 01, 2012 13:50 |  #3

Well I am assuming those are bags more for transporting not carrying the tripod? I have a cheap bag but its flimsy and does not really do much good when hiking etc. I remember think tank had some type of bag that looked good but its not on the site anymore.


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May 01, 2012 13:59 |  #4

RomaPhoto Tripod Carrying Strap for Bogen Manfrotto Tripods:
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May 01, 2012 14:09 |  #5

Would that strap work with the gitzo? thats actually something I have not thought of but seems more ideal ( and cheap)


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May 01, 2012 14:14 |  #6

Check these tripod straps out.

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …aps&N=0&Initial​Search=yes (external link)

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May 01, 2012 14:15 |  #7

This is what I use:

http://www.clikelite.c​om/products/pro-express/ (external link)

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May 01, 2012 14:18 |  #8

Thanks everyone,

It figures the gitzo strap is so much more expensive.


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I do have a streetwalker pro but I just don't like backpacks and I want it to be easy to pick up and carry but that seems to be the popular way to go.


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May 01, 2012 14:20 |  #9

I use this (external link).


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May 01, 2012 14:22 |  #10

I just attach the camera and then carry it with the legs extended, over my shoulder.

I only strap it to my backpack if I'm really trekking a longer distance and I know I won't be shooting along the way.




  
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May 01, 2012 14:25 |  #11

Any reason to get a Gitzo strap over the OpTech? I think the strap will work for me. Are these pretty universal?


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May 01, 2012 14:39 |  #12

Haven't trtied the Gitzo; the OpTech worked well enough that I got another one for my other principal tripod.


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May 01, 2012 14:46 |  #13

Todd Lambert wrote in post #14361435 (external link)
I just attach the camera and then carry it with the legs extended, over my shoulder.

I only strap it to my backpack if I'm really trekking a longer distance and I know I won't be shooting along the way.

Same here. Unfortunately, I purchased a camera bag that is not pleasant to carry and doesn't have a spot for a tripod. For public events, I usually just attach the tripod to my camera and carry them both by the camera strap with the legs collapsed.


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May 01, 2012 16:54 |  #14

My Induro tripod came with a nice carry bag. But I have never used it.


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May 01, 2012 18:45 |  #15

If you want a scabbord like a sword, this is what I use. (external link) You see it here with a monopod, but I've used it with one leg of a tripod in the sheath. Wear it on a belt. I use it on a photo utility belt. At www.maxpedition.com (external link). Law enforcement use it for a flashlight or baton.

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