PrincessInOz
Thanks for my avatar, Mary Jo!
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- Feb 8, 2010
Have TRIPOD will TRAVEL (Nothing is more certain than the need to spend more money on photography equipment when planning a vacay!)
Im planning another vacay to the US and find myself wondering what to get for a travel tripod!
For this trip, I am planning on taking the left turn at Albuquerque and expect to be spending time chasing red rock through Sedona, Grand Canyon, Page; as well as following the leaf colors through Durango.
As I expect to be spending a bit of time 'bushwalking', I think that I may need a decent lightweight travel tripod for this trip.
My existing tripod is a Cullman; and whilst I love it, it really is too big to pack in a suitcase.
Yes, I know .Carbon Fibre. Gitzo.
But Id really like to have a little loose change left in my hip pocket to contribute towards that Sigma 17 35 mm f/1.8 lens! (And to be able to feed myself on this trip.)
Anyone want to recommend something? I expect that sand and grit and hard knocks will figure highly on this trip.
Thanks in advance.
(And yes, I will be bookending the roadtrip with a different castle at either end of the trip.)
Im planning another vacay to the US and find myself wondering what to get for a travel tripod!
For this trip, I am planning on taking the left turn at Albuquerque and expect to be spending time chasing red rock through Sedona, Grand Canyon, Page; as well as following the leaf colors through Durango.
As I expect to be spending a bit of time 'bushwalking', I think that I may need a decent lightweight travel tripod for this trip.
My existing tripod is a Cullman; and whilst I love it, it really is too big to pack in a suitcase.
Yes, I know .Carbon Fibre. Gitzo.
But Id really like to have a little loose change left in my hip pocket to contribute towards that Sigma 17 35 mm f/1.8 lens! (And to be able to feed myself on this trip.)
Anyone want to recommend something? I expect that sand and grit and hard knocks will figure highly on this trip.
Thanks in advance.
(And yes, I will be bookending the roadtrip with a different castle at either end of the trip.)