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Ive had a look around the net and i admit not finding much obvious choice,can someone who has used tripods with macro work recommend me some to view.
many thanks
many thanks
hi Andrew,carrying weight is not a problem but even so mostly going to be indoor stuff.camera plus lens equals 3.6 pounds.
hi Dave looks good,also version 2 is about £30 cheaper
Well I've heard the best head for macro of static subjects is a geared head, rather than a ball. Unfortunately they are too expensive for me to confirm the reports.thanks,ive never used seperate pieces,whats the best type of head for macro ball or the other and can you recommend one.thanks
ok guys thankyou so much.im not in a hurry so will have a closer look at all your suggestions.and Dave(sky] i agree if i go for that i would get original,rather than ver 2 ,will be looking at every ones help over next few days,much appreciated
that arm is extendable so can be a lot closer to the tripod. I showed it almost fully extended to show it has reach if necessary with a heavy camera. It sides back on the tripod top. Mike if interested go have a look at this setup, you will find your concerns are answered
Oh the head is in the end on fixing not the usual one. This is to move the camera a bit further away when arm is closer to the tripod. Just the way I have it set up at the moment