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...do you own? And how much did it set you back?
I have a cheap SLK that cost me £15, i'm thinking of upgrading
I have a cheap SLK that cost me £15, i'm thinking of upgrading
FranchiseJuan said:Manfrotto 190 Pro B + 686 RC2 head (or pan and tilt head if you like).
Manfrotto Carbone 441 + 322RC2 head. Can't remember how much the legs actually were but I got them at about 30% off as an end of line special (there was no way I was paying full price for carbon legs!). Head was somewhere in the £80-90 range.PaulStat said:...do you own? And how much did it set you back?
FranchiseJuan said:Manfrotto 055 Pro B + 688 RC2 Head (or pan and tilt head if you like).
scoop said:What's the 688 head? Can't see this in the Manfrotto website. Nearest I can find is the 488....typo, perhaps?
Manfrotto 458(B) Neotec & 322RC2 Head.PaulStat said:...do you own?
rpstewart said:Manfrotto Carbone 441 + 322RC2 head. Can't remember how much the legs actually were but I got them at about 30% off as an end of line special (there was no way I was paying full price for carbon legs!). Head was somewhere in the £80-90 range.
The head is very easy to use, it takes a bit of getting used to though, you need to be careful letting go of the grip or the camera can droop a wee bit as the ball grips. Other than that it's a very flexible head.Shoei said:How do you get on with the 322RC2 head?
Been looking today at new tripods.
If the budget can stretch to it, then a set of 055 legs and the 322 head.
Is the 322 easy to use for panning?
Whats it like when you have a lens mounted to the head?