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Daniel Fazio Registered: Feb 08, 2007 Total Posts: 24 Country: Australia |
Hi All, |
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Smiert Spionam Registered: Jan 15, 2008 Total Posts: 1895 Country: United States |
I have not used this combination, so can't help with the collapsing issue. |
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Daniel Fazio Registered: Feb 08, 2007 Total Posts: 24 Country: Australia |
Thanks for that |
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Oasisbill Registered: Feb 03, 2009 Total Posts: 723 Country: Australia |
Why not the M10 with the quick release plate that comes with it? I LOVE mine (I'm in Australia too), both the QR and the ball head. Best money I've spent. |
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Daniel Fazio Registered: Feb 08, 2007 Total Posts: 24 Country: Australia |
The main reason I was looking at the RRS was because of the L plates that they have and the several recommendations that I have read saying that the RRS QR is the best option |
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chez Registered: Nov 26, 2003 Total Posts: 4414 Country: Canada |
Daniel, I cannot help you with the RRS setup, but I know for a fact the Markins Q3 head allows the legs on the 3442 to wrap around for a nice compact 19" system. |
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gruenbaum Registered: Jan 23, 2007 Total Posts: 9 Country: Austria |
I have a Feisol CT-3342 (the one with 3 legs, but should be otherwise identical to the 3442) and a RRS BH-40 with a B2-40-LR clamp. |
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gearhead5 Registered: Jun 15, 2006 Total Posts: 1419 Country: United States |
gruenbaum wrote: |
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gruenbaum Registered: Jan 23, 2007 Total Posts: 9 Country: Austria |
Oh well, what I tried to say is 3 sections (and 3 legs) |
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Daniel Fazio Registered: Feb 08, 2007 Total Posts: 24 Country: Australia |
Thanks for that. |