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Anybody has ever bought this kind of tripod ?

 
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Feb 26, 2015 11:02 |  #1

http://www.ebay.com …ain_0&hash=item​27e5293292 (external link)

Cheap, carbon fiber... wondering :).


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Feb 26, 2015 16:32 |  #2

That looks amazingly similar to http://www.amazon.com …/B00M0NLOI2/ref​=pd_cp_p_0 (external link). The Amazon version costs a bit more but seems to come with a ball head.




  
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Feb 26, 2015 17:18 as a reply to  @ John from PA's post |  #3

Per description it will come with a ballhead, looks like the brand is Beike :).


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Mar 07, 2015 17:29 |  #4

I have been looking at the same model on Amazon for when i go on vacation this year as opposed to taking one of my heavier tripods.

I'm just curious as to how sturdy it would be fully extended with a gripped 5d iii or 60d.



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Mar 07, 2015 19:23 as a reply to  @ Norry Rodgers's post |  #5

A bit risky I think. I was thinking of using it for my MFT setup only.


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Mar 08, 2015 07:19 as a reply to  @ DarthVader's post |  #6

You are probably correct.

Might as well just save for a better model more suited for travelling, lightweight and sturdy is what i will need to budget for.



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Mar 08, 2015 07:38 |  #7

By reading the feedback on ebay, people who bought it seems very happy ...


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Mar 08, 2015 07:49 as a reply to  @ Reservoir Dog's post |  #8

That would be true of the Amazon feedback, it just looks a little spindly fully extended although it is 1.1 kg less in weight than my Vanguard alta pro.



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Mar 18, 2015 19:11 |  #9

I went to the local camera shop today to check out tripods, and something like this caught my eye.. until I used it. I wasn't a big fan of the twist-grip mechanism on the legs. It seemed like there was a lot of motion that went into locking/unlocking the legs. The one I looked at also had the removable monopod leg (which is a nice feature), but the thing was waaay too short.




  
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