Tripod
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It really depends how much you want to spend!
I bought a second hand Manfrotto 055XPROB for a great price and then bought a new head for it so for less than £150 for the set up.
You can buy kits that already include the ball head but as always I think it is really worthwhile going into a shop (RGB aren't faraway from you are they?) and have a look and a play - you will quickly make up your mind then...
It really depends how much you want to spend!
I bought a second hand Manfrotto 055XPROB for a great price and then bought a new head for it so for less than £150 for the set up.
You can buy kits that already include the ball head but as always I think it is really worthwhile going into a shop (RGB aren't faraway from you are they?) and have a look and a play - you will quickly make up your mind then...
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It's going to ultimately depend on what you regard as "not too expensive", and what weight you'll be able to carry - having a 'pod which is too heavy means you're less likely to take it out with you.
Unfortunately, with tripods there are three main things which people are looking for:
Low cost, low weight, good stability.
It's not possible to have all three....
I'd look at the Redsnapper range (plenty of posts here about them) or Manfrotto...
Unfortunately, with tripods there are three main things which people are looking for:
Low cost, low weight, good stability.
It's not possible to have all three....
I'd look at the Redsnapper range (plenty of posts here about them) or Manfrotto...