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What would be the best work of tripod with a Nikon D80 and lenses of these?
I have the Nikkor 18-200, and I'm thinking of getting a Tamron 90mm 2:08 macro lens and a Nikkor 50mm 1:08. I love to shoot in low light without blinking, so I was wondering which would be tripod support the weight of three of these lenses at different times? (If you know of a small tripod, so it would be great!)
I do not know what your budget, so if this proposal is too expensive edit P. This sheath is a very good, so I've heard. http://www.freestylephoto.biz/55804-Manfrotto-Wilderness-Tripod-Kit-055WNB-Inc.-3221WN-Legs-and-804RC2?cat_id=2702 Its advantage is the low level adapter. It is a necessity if you shoot macro. You are able to descend to ground level and continue to use your tripod. Is supposed to support up to 13 pounds equipment. If you're on a budget, this: http://www.freestylephoto.biz/620510-Sunpak-Digipro XLT – Heavy-Duty-tripod-with-Twist-Leg-Locks? cat_id = 2702 apparently is quite good, which means that it is too weak and can handle 11 pounds of equipment. There is no "best" legs. Only a few things to consider when buying a telephone. How much weight can be handled, it is sturdy (not like the biting thing out of you and losing a leg in the middle of a firefight), how versatile it is (if does not reach far beyond a few feet ….. …), and the weight and portability (if it is heavy and difficult to find everywhere never use them unless you use specifically in one study), the head of the tripod (you want an easy mounting, but not so easy that you can activate at any time and have a team of fall to the ground, and you want some versatility in the head so that you can maneuver the camera easily) You may want to check out your local photo shop. See what they recommend. Often these local guys have great deals on used equipment like tripods.
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