QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 2 2015, 12:52 PM)
thanks the tripod looks good , carbon fibre !!! at really affordable price
thanks man
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Feb 2 2015, 02:01 PM
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QUOTE(-kytz- @ Feb 2 2015, 06:23 AM) You saw it at Lowyat Plaza? When was that? \I was eyeing it before as it was like the CHEAPEST carbon fibre tripod I've ever seen and the weight is just so light at 1.1kg? Plus, the height of 160cm is pretty good considering the weight! But I might still get this though...Beike Q999s tripod because of the cheap price. http://www.gstrapinuse.com/index.php?main_...products_id=937 I currently have a Beike 471 tripod [150cm,2kg] and it's really STABLE and solid but the weight is just too much of a burden... I use the Q999s. Nice big ball head, makes adjustment easy with pressure control esp when you are using a heavy or long setup. It and can hold up my 400mm Novoflex with no issues.. all parts in the legs can be strip and clean if you use it at the beach.. The monopod is not super great. But I have never use a monopod before so my opinion could err.. |
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Feb 2 2015, 02:13 PM
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QUOTE(lai_dm @ Feb 2 2015, 01:09 PM) I will suggest you to test it out first.Anyway, this type of tripod are quite convenient to expand/retract as it is using screw type. Some are using clip type and that is not that good. |
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Feb 5 2015, 10:50 AM
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QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 2 2015, 02:13 PM) I will suggest you to test it out first. hi supersound,Anyway, this type of tripod are quite convenient to expand/retract as it is using screw type. Some are using clip type and that is not that good. if i want to buy Manfrotto tripod, this combination can meet my requirement ? 496RC2 ball head http://www.manfrotto.com/compact-ball-head-with-rc2 294 Aluminum Tripod 3 Sections http://www.manfrotto.com/294-aluminum-tripod-3-sections |
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Feb 5 2015, 11:33 AM
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QUOTE(lai_dm @ Feb 5 2015, 10:50 AM) hi supersound, I still see my Buffalo perform better than this.if i want to buy Manfrotto tripod, this combination can meet my requirement ? 496RC2 ball head http://www.manfrotto.com/compact-ball-head-with-rc2 294 Aluminum Tripod 3 Sections http://www.manfrotto.com/294-aluminum-tripod-3-sections And this is using clip type to expand/retract, not that good and also the head have to buy separately. No way. |
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Feb 5 2015, 12:45 PM
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QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 5 2015, 11:33 AM) I still see my Buffalo perform better than this. Clip or screw depends on personal preference. Clip is better because you can tell when its locked. A bit hard to tell if using screws and if not screwed tightly will accidentally collapse the legs. However screws are a lot easier to expand the legs.And this is using clip type to expand/retract, not that good and also the head have to buy separately. No way. |
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Feb 5 2015, 12:52 PM
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QUOTE(DaddyO @ Feb 5 2015, 12:45 PM) Clip or screw depends on personal preference. Clip is better because you can tell when its locked. A bit hard to tell if using screws and if not screwed tightly will accidentally collapse the legs. However screws are a lot easier to expand the legs. I started with clip type of tripod. And when it fold up, the surface area are slightly bigger. But I agree with you that the risk behind on screw type. That's why I always press it when it is expanded just to verify the screws are tight enough. |
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Feb 5 2015, 01:01 PM
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QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 5 2015, 12:52 PM) I started with clip type of tripod. And when it fold up, the surface area are slightly bigger. I personally own a screw tripod and i cant tell you how annoying it is when after collapsing all the legs (for fast picture capture), i keep forgetting to screw them tight, having the tripod almost flip over. Temporary solution is to mark them (like the dots on the lens and mount) on the screw for quick visual check before setting up. Buffalos clips are a joke though so dont go for that one if possible.But I agree with you that the risk behind on screw type. That's why I always press it when it is expanded just to verify the screws are tight enough. |
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Feb 5 2015, 01:05 PM
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QUOTE(DaddyO @ Feb 5 2015, 01:01 PM) I personally own a screw tripod and i cant tell you how annoying it is when after collapsing all the legs (for fast picture capture), i keep forgetting to screw them tight, having the tripod almost flip over. Temporary solution is to mark them (like the dots on the lens and mount) on the screw for quick visual check before setting up. Buffalos clips are a joke though so dont go for that one if possible. Well, I'm not as careless as you. I always thinking on how to safeguard my rm20000 gear.Safety first |
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Feb 5 2015, 01:31 PM
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QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 5 2015, 01:05 PM) Well, I'm not as careless as you. I always thinking on how to safeguard my rm20000 gear. thanks broSafety first one more question to ask u the red circle show in my pic attached is it sturdy enough ? my existing tripod also same type mounting but not strong enough to lock my camera need yr advice Attached thumbnail(s) |
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Feb 5 2015, 01:32 PM
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Feb 5 2015, 01:37 PM
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QUOTE(lai_dm @ Feb 5 2015, 01:31 PM) thanks bro So far so good, not problem at all. If not mistaken there's a rubber base for it also. Already few months never use tripod, only using it for group photos.one more question to ask u the red circle show in my pic attached is it sturdy enough ? my existing tripod also same type mounting but not strong enough to lock my camera need yr advice But as said, try to survey for the best price. That time I bought list price is rm350-400(forgot the price) and when doing payment, it is rm900 Then try it and see does it fit your needs or not. |
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Feb 5 2015, 01:51 PM
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QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 5 2015, 01:37 PM) So far so good, not problem at all. If not mistaken there's a rubber base for it also. Already few months never use tripod, only using it for group photos. thanks broBut as said, try to survey for the best price. That time I bought list price is rm350-400(forgot the price) and when doing payment, it is rm900 Then try it and see does it fit your needs or not. appreciated ur help |
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Feb 5 2015, 04:14 PM
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FYI most of the are OEM from the few same factory in China. What is important is the bigger the ball the more sturdy will be the grip. best if you can get one that you can regulate the pressure on the ball. It make a big difference.. You can also get them as after market modification but be prepared to pay as much as the tripod for a good ball head.
If you do macro photography or use long lens (>300mm) best to get the biggest tripod you are prepared to carry or afford.. I have several sitting in my cupboard that has fail the acid test because I did not do my homework.. |
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Mar 11 2015, 09:35 PM
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QUOTE(lai_dm @ Jan 31 2015, 02:01 PM) hi all Try and get something reliable like http://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-a...-1028379/reviewi existing using Octopus tripod , camera shake when long shutter please recommend me a good/stable/affordable tripod for my dslr (Nikon D750/ Tamron 24-70) Budget RM400- 800 prefer brand : manfrotto or any other good brand thanks It's made in Italy and should be under RM800 (maybe slightly more) if you hunt around. I got mine for RM550 (tripod) and RM300 (for the head). Trust me you don't want to waste your money on lousy tripod. Used a Jusino before, the leg collapsed while I was shooting sunset at the beach. Luckily I hang the camera around my neck, very close to fall in the water Only downside of this tripod is its freaking heavy. Haha |
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QUOTE(winterwish @ Mar 11 2015, 09:35 PM) Try and get something reliable like http://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-a...-1028379/review yes, manfrotto 055 series definitely the best choice.It's made in Italy and should be under RM800 (maybe slightly more) if you hunt around. I got mine for RM550 (tripod) and RM300 (for the head). Trust me you don't want to waste your money on lousy tripod. Used a Jusino before, the leg collapsed while I was shooting sunset at the beach. Luckily I hang the camera around my neck, very close to fall in the water Only downside of this tripod is its freaking heavy. Haha heavy = steady. i dun mind if its heavy |
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