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Can anyone recommend a tripod around the £50-£60 mark , its for my cannon 40D ,So needs to hold the weight of that
thanks
 
Have a look at the red snapper ones, just bought one my self and have been very happy with it so far, that's after taking the manfrotto one back after 1 use as it had something come loose.
 
Davemm said:
Have a look at the red snapper ones, just bought one my self and have been very happy with it so far, that's after taking the manfrotto one back after 1 use as it had something come loose.
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What exactly came loose?
 
something in one of the legs came loose which rattled around and stopped the bottom leg from closing properly. wouldn't have minded but i had been really careful with it as i only bought it that day.

the red snapper is a lot better than the cheaper manfrotto i had and im glad i spent the extra £20
 
Sharpman said:
Can anyone recommend a tripod around the £50-£60 mark , its for my cannon 40D ,So needs to hold the weight of that
thanks
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What lenses do you plan on using on it as that's something to consider too

Another Redsnapper advocate here.
 
Thanks for your recommendations , ive just ordered the very same tripod , looks like its worth the extra bit of money :)
 
I bought cheap and bought twice......

Get a decent one from the off, they are a key piece of equipment for many types of photography
 
i bought a redsnapper, the carbon one, very pleased, not the smallest but pretty light and comes with a case and a carry strap.

just back from Italy, used it extensively

(it too has a little hook at the bottom of the shaft to hang additional weight)
 
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