£150 on a tripod and head

i had £100 and went for the RedSnapper legs and Ball Head. I have absolutely NO regrets what so ever!

Its a great, sturdy tripod. Its got a bit of weight to it, so if that bothers you, then it might not be ideal.

As for which is the best head, i would be interested to see the discussion of that matter!
 
Cant argue with the build quality of redsnapper. Did have a £35 Sony one, and ok, redsnapper is 3 times the price but is ten times the quality. Have a ball head, 50/50 whether this or 3 way is best.
 
manfrotto but I haven't seen a redsnapper so can't comment
 
admirable said:
manfrotto but I haven't seen a redsnapper so can't comment
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I have a 190 pro and a redsnapper,so can comment from experience......:naughty:

For landscape and versatility, the 190. For heavy lenses and robustness,the RS.........:thumbs:

I use both according to what i`m doing at the time.
 
you haven't said what your putting on the tripod/head - that makes ALL the difference!!!
 
Well I bought what Spencer has and you could use it to pull an engine out a car!





ok mabey not but it is very strong!
 
I have Manfrotto and find it excellent - would recommend the same to you.
 
The manfrotto and trigger head combo that should be about £220 but is £139 until xmas........ lovely :)
 
They showed us them at the TP convention. Is the model an 050 or something like that. They wrote it down for me. The trigger was £80 on its own and the tripod was £140 if I remember. Lots of people were buying this special combo so plenty of people on here should know the two part numbers
 
I went for a Manfrotto and an 804RC2 3-way head, and am really pleased with it. Haven't tried a RS so can't make a comparison.
 
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