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Hiking with a tripod

 
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Dec 29, 2015 16:11 |  #16

I collapse mine and put it in my backpack then zip it as closed as possible . A plastic wrap keeps the zippers together .




  
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Dec 30, 2015 22:50 |  #17

Feisol CT-3342 legs (not small, but with a stem for height - can get it above my head)
PhotoClam ballhead (I don't remember what size, but bigger is smoother, but heavier). I prefer these over the Markins.
RRS lever plate - IMO these are great.

Light, strong, works great unless you hate twist-locks. I'm pretty brutal on tripods (although maybe not as brutal as I am on monopods).

Hardest camera-gear related buying decision of my life. I think a tripod, when you use it a lot (e.g. landscapes or birding) is a very personal thing.


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Jan 02, 2016 21:40 |  #18

Update... I ended up with this:

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …Section_Carbon_​Fiber.html (external link)

Found a good deal on Craigslist with a nice ballhead. So far is looks and feels nice... Never had the twist locks before. Was reluctant, but it seems ok.


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