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Old 12-16-2007, 11:43 PM
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Carlos, what kind of tripod is that? I have a Velbron, which is alright, but yours looks like the donkey's danglies!

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Dang..I thought I had heard every expression imaginable..that's a new one on me!!
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Old 12-16-2007, 11:57 PM
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Carlos, what kind of tripod is that? I have a Velbron, which is alright, but yours looks like the donkey's danglies!

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Donkey's danglies lol.. what the heck does that mean I'm laughing because I have no clue what that's supposed to mean...donkeys taile?

lol..any who the head peace is the Manfrotto 322RC2 Joystick Head:
tripods, heads, monopods, light stands, camera supports, lighting supports, professional tripod 322RC2 - HEAVY DUTY GRIP BALL HEAD

The tri pod is the manfrotto 190NAT3 Natural Tri:
http://www.manfrotto.com/webdav/site...3_20040902.pdf

Both my co-worker (big photo addict) and my other friend that takes pictures for a living recomended this tri pod. Said it will last me for ever, it will take a beating and keep on standing oh and it has some nice weight on it so it will hold any camera and lense heck it looked good to me and it feels really nice too..the joy stick is funny reminds me of those old Atari games hahahahaha
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Old 12-17-2007, 12:02 AM
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Carlos, excuse me? Is that a HEAVY DUTY GRIP BALL HEAD you have there or are you just happy to see me???

I could not resist! Thanks for the link, I'll have to check that out...

PS: donkey's danglies aka dog's danglies, just bigger...
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Old 12-17-2007, 12:10 AM
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Carlos, excuse me? Is that a HEAVY DUTY GRIP BALL HEAD you have there or are you just happy to see me???

I could not resist! Thanks for the link, I'll have to check that out...

PS: donkey's danglies aka dog's danglies, just bigger...

hahahaha good one...lol..

I got the joke now duh..should have cought on lol
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Take some pictures in your garage with it at night and see how much better the pictures will look.
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i think i have the same Tripod Carlos.. i paid about $115 for it.. Manfrotto I heard is the best out t here..
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Bogen/Manfrotto tripods are great, solid tripods that have been around forever. I have a 3001B Pro with a 3 way tilt head but the only thing I hate about it is the leg release. In their newer models they went to the leg lock release. In older models they had a push button release where the buttons are situated near the neck of the tripod and all you had to do was hold your tripod at the height you want it and press the buttons to let the legs fall out. I miss that design =\ Congrats on your tripod!
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i think i have the same Tripod Carlos.. i paid about $115 for it.. Manfrotto I heard is the best out t here..
Man $115 wow that's cheap...I payd about 4x what you paid but yes from what I've read and was told Manfrotto makes great tripods and it shows as I still havent broken it lol.

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Bogen/Manfrotto tripods are great, solid tripods that have been around forever. I have a 3001B Pro with a 3 way tilt head but the only thing I hate about it is the leg release. In their newer models they went to the leg lock release. In older models they had a push button release where the buttons are situated near the neck of the tripod and all you had to do was hold your tripod at the height you want it and press the buttons to let the legs fall out. I miss that design =\ Congrats on your tripod!
Yea, a co-worker has the same stile your talking about the button release. I haven't seen it but he showed me a picture of it...see that push button makes so much sense...why change it
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the model i have is 725B Manfrotto with balljoint swivel and quick release... its really nice..
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the model i have is 725B Manfrotto with balljoint swivel and quick release... its really nice..
I love those balljoint swivels they make it super easy to manuever your camera.

Bogen/Manfrotto have been in the industry forever and are the choice for many professional photographers.

There is another tripod manufacture that's been around for quite some time and if I had the money, I would go with Gitzo. They make amazing tripods that are just as solid as Bogen/Manfrotto but can weigh significantly less. Their carbon series is a great example. I used to work at a camera store and it was unbelievable how light these tripods were.

But anyways, the tripod is a great addition to your collection, Carlos and I'm sure you'll soon find a need/want to buy a monopod. They're great for shooting events like track days. Easy to move around and easy to pivot. Congrats again.
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