Subject: | Re: tripods |
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From: | "Nick Dando" = |
ld.com Date: Wed Feb 27, 2013 10:35 pm ((PST)) An alternative, that's slightly cheaper and only slightly heavier, to carbo= n fibre is the Basalt range from Gitzo. They're made from crushed rock, so = the fragility of carbon fibre should be avoided. Nick On 28 Feb 2013, at 02:26, jtudor2005 wrote: > A word of caution with Carbon Fibre. Should you get a fine splinter from = it, it is very hard to remove and gets infected very easily. > > --- In Eric Fassbender wrote: > > > > Nice rig there Greg, I really like it. May I ask which brand your tripo= d is? I'm asking because I have read elsewhere that some carbon tripods can= be very susceptible to knocks, i.e. They shatter/split/crack when they hit= a rock on the wrong spot. > > |
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