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Dec 21, 2006 23:10 |  #46

I too was in need of a decent tripod that was inexpensive. I purchased the Slik DX Pro 700.

It's really well made, nearly all metal, heavy (read stable), supports up to 15lbs, and if you are tall you'll love the height.

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Dec 22, 2006 02:55 |  #47

Pastafarian wrote in post #2425822 (external link)
I have a freind who is doing the same, If people would just listen......Oh well.

i know i should listen to that article and just get a nice tripod. but in real life, I have payments and other things I need to buy...HDDs, monitors, tuitions, books, gas, ....:cry:


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Dec 22, 2006 03:13 |  #48

Coco-Puffs wrote in post #2432632 (external link)
i know i should listen to that article and just get a nice tripod. but in real life, I have payments and other things I need to buy...HDDs, monitors, tuitions, books, gas, ....:cry:

You will never regret owning a good tripod. I hang my gear bag on the hook of my 3021 and that beast just locks in...


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