Me!Thatswho
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2007
Actually, it's more like two to be more precise.
First off, I have a Pentax K20d, which I love simply because it feels like a tank and works well with my "sausage" fingers. We're going to be traveling to the world in a month for a short trip. Because we're going "light" on the packing, I don't want to lug my larger tripod - not to mention that I have been given explicit instructions that there won't be room for it in the suitcase. And, because I'm going to try (huge emphasis on the try part) to shoot Hallowishes, I can't use my monopod (plus, it's the Manfrotto 560B which doesn't really collapse that small to begin with). I know that there has been several threads in recent months asking the same question, but I was wondering if those of you with heavier DSLRs have any recommendations for a travel tripod?
Also, to the same class of respondents, have you ever tried pairing one of those gorilla-pods with your camera, and, what kind of experience/success did you have?
Thanks in advance.
First off, I have a Pentax K20d, which I love simply because it feels like a tank and works well with my "sausage" fingers. We're going to be traveling to the world in a month for a short trip. Because we're going "light" on the packing, I don't want to lug my larger tripod - not to mention that I have been given explicit instructions that there won't be room for it in the suitcase. And, because I'm going to try (huge emphasis on the try part) to shoot Hallowishes, I can't use my monopod (plus, it's the Manfrotto 560B which doesn't really collapse that small to begin with). I know that there has been several threads in recent months asking the same question, but I was wondering if those of you with heavier DSLRs have any recommendations for a travel tripod?
Also, to the same class of respondents, have you ever tried pairing one of those gorilla-pods with your camera, and, what kind of experience/success did you have?
Thanks in advance.