Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
sorry no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. pretty nifty. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
regretfully every time i have been out near them and i say i'm going to visit some work gets in the way.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
sorry no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
regretfully every time i have been out near them and i say i'm going to visit some work gets in the way.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
sorry no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
regretfully every time i have been out near them and i say i'm going to visit some work gets in the way.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
regretfully every time i have been out near them and i say i'm going to visit some work gets in the way.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
you’d think he was an RRS employee.
no, primarily because they couldn't afford me.
oh, and in case you think i received their product gratis i'm afraid i have receipts to this day going back to 2008. this is business. ok, they gave me a hat and a few velcro badges with their logo on them. but then others were getting them too at Photo Plus i believe it was either 2018 or 2019
also, i will admit they did lend me their final prototype for the leveling base designed for the TVC33 back in 2008 for a "project". it was returned after use. i had one on order already but it was running behind schedule.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. after all we are talking about lower priced models. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i'll allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage that i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
Re: A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200?
i have Sachtler too. you can say what you wish. i actually gave another non RRS option. but i guess your lack of objectivity helped you bypass that. i allow for that. yes i mentioned that i'll stick with what i own as it has proven to be a high usability and so far, long term usage winner. i haven't the need to wander looking for a new one after all the years of usage i've gotten out of their products.
you both enjoy.
addendum: i'm pretty sure i know a bit more about materials and structures then both of you combined.
Oct 21, 2022 at 12:42 PM
Previous versions of sjms's message #16073178 « A worthy Peak Design tripod challenger for $200? »
