Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I dropped about $1600 on a tripod system today finally.
Adrian, I went to get the full RRS setup, but the tripod legs are on backorder for god knows how long. Gitzo is just as good to me.
Tripod legs
Ballhead
RRS L Plate for D3( I have D3s, so it'll work the same)
Awesome, looks like you made a good choice. I see you got the Gitzo legs with the thicker part at the bottom, should be strong enough for you.
Yeah. If I have any problems with the Gitzo legs, i'll send them back and get the RRS legs in 2 weeks.
I am very excited to be able to use a VERY high end tripod for once. No more camera creep on the ball head. I'll be able to give my Lee big stopper and my Lee SW 150 for a real spin for a change.
PaperBoy wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I dropped about $1600 on a tripod system today finally.
Adrian, I went to get the full RRS setup, but the tripod legs are on backorder for god knows how long. Gitzo is just as good to me.
Tripod legs
Ballhead
RRS L Plate for D3( I have D3s, so it'll work the same)
Awesome, looks like you made a good choice. I see you got the Gitzo legs with the thicker part at the bottom, should be strong enough for you.
Yeah. If I have any problems with the Gitzo legs, i'll send them back and get the RRS legs in 2 weeks.
I am very excited to be able to use a VERY high end tripod for once. No more camera creep on the ball head. I'll be able to give my Lee big stopper and my Lee SW 150 for a real spin for a change.
That is one heck of a system!
BCP wrote: Uhhh ohh, I dont recall buying any photo equipment lately!
BCP wrote: LOL, wish I could! Hope to pick up some grids and strip light boxes soon, and a Nikkor 14-24 2.8 again one day (had one and sold it, like a fool).
Scotty wrote:
BCP wrote: LOL, wish I could! Hope to pick up some grids and strip light boxes soon, and a Nikkor 14-24 2.8 again one day (had one and sold it, like a fool).
Especially now with the Lee SW 150.
BCP wrote:
Scotty wrote:
BCP wrote: LOL, wish I could! Hope to pick up some grids and strip light boxes soon, and a Nikkor 14-24 2.8 again one day (had one and sold it, like a fool).
Especially now with the Lee SW 150.
Indeed, that solved the only downside I ever saw with the 14-24.
Scotty wrote:
BCP wrote:
Scotty wrote:
BCP wrote: LOL, wish I could! Hope to pick up some grids and strip light boxes soon, and a Nikkor 14-24 2.8 again one day (had one and sold it, like a fool).
Especially now with the Lee SW 150.
Indeed, that solved the only downside I ever saw with the 14-24.
Only problem is the filter set is on back order.
Alex wrote: Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Nikon AF from a Craigslist seller!
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I dropped about $1600 on a tripod system today finally.
Adrian, I went to get the full RRS setup, but the tripod legs are on backorder for god knows how long. Gitzo is just as good to me.
Tripod legs
Ballhead
RRS L Plate for D3( I have D3s, so it'll work the same)
Awesome, looks like you made a good choice. I see you got the Gitzo legs with the thicker part at the bottom, should be strong enough for you.
Yeah. If I have any problems with the Gitzo legs, i'll send them back and get the RRS legs in 2 weeks.
I am very excited to be able to use a VERY high end tripod for once. No more camera creep on the ball head. I'll be able to give my Lee big stopper and my Lee SW 150 for a real spin for a change.
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