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What a difference in tripods

 
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Nov 25, 2009 15:59 |  #1

I have had a Slik U212 for more years than I care to admit and recently found that one of the clips was broken and that leg would start to slowly close. Not a good thing when your camera is on top. So I found a new old stock Manfrotto 3021 and it arrived today. I set up to take a couple of pictures and went to do my normal "fine tune" adjustment by pressing on the head only to find that with this set up there is NO movement. I also pressed down on the tripod and there was NO movement there either. What a difference.

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Nov 25, 2009 16:24 |  #2

Ha ha yep! You def get what you pay for in the world of photography equipment! Thats for sure! Now just wait till you feel a Gitzo with a Markins or RRS head!!!


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Nov 25, 2009 16:25 |  #3

ben_r_ wrote in post #9081932 (external link)
Ha ha yep! You def get what you pay for in the world of photography equipment! Thats for sure! Now just wait till you feel a Gitzo with a Markins or RRS head!!!

second that!! my first time using my Gitzo with my old Marking head was a eye opener for me and made me a believer :)




  
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Nov 25, 2009 17:17 |  #4

I just moved from the Slik U2000 to the Slik Pro 340DX and the difference is day and night over all.


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