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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
OK Im looking to buy a 3 leg carbon fiber tripod from Gitzo with leveling base |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
Is this what you're looking for? |
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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
dcains wrote: |
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EB-1 Registered: Jan 09, 2003 Total Posts: 20202 Country: United States |
epphoto wrote: |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
epphoto wrote: |
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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
Thanks my friend |
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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
Haha!! I made a mistake |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
Do you want just the leveling base, so you can remove it from the tripod when not needed? The built in leveling base in the Gitzo LVL tripods is lighter and more compact than adding a separate leveling base to a regular tripod, but it works exactly the same (15 degrees of adjustment, I believe). |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
I can post some detailed pics of mine later, if you need them. Let me know. |
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sjms Registered: Mar 21, 2003 Total Posts: 16254 Country: United States |
legs |
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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
This is exactly what i was looking to get !! |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
Great choice if you need a 3-series. The LVL class tripods only come in 2-series, which is smaller and lighter, and the center column can not be removed. |
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EB-1 Registered: Jan 09, 2003 Total Posts: 20202 Country: United States |
epphoto wrote: |
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sjms Registered: Mar 21, 2003 Total Posts: 16254 Country: United States |
as a kit together i will have to say no. |
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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
Thank you my friend !! |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
That new 2-series systematic is actually a few ounces heavier than my GT2540LVL, even without a leveling function, column, and 4-section legs. At that price RRS is looking like the better choice. |
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epphoto Registered: Apr 24, 2005 Total Posts: 5052 Country: United States |
dcains wrote: |
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sjms Registered: Mar 21, 2003 Total Posts: 16254 Country: United States |
i use 3 and 4 section models interchangeably. the only 3 section one i have out of the 3 i use is my largest the RRS TVC33 and that is setup with the leveling head. the mid sized one used to be my travel and is still my close up/macro setup which is a Gitzo GT2540ex (explorer) where the 4 section legs are a definite plus. last and the most recent add on is the RRS TQC14 which is as rigid as a 25xx series Gitzo but more compact and lighter but supports in the same range. |
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dcains Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7246 Country: United States |
When you're dealing with Gitzo's G-Lock legs, the 4-section are just as stable as the 3. Wish I could say I've had experience with the RRS tripods, but it's a sure bet the same is true. |
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sjms Registered: Mar 21, 2003 Total Posts: 16254 Country: United States |
It is |