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96 - Kick-ass tripods

This is a discussion on 96 - Kick-ass tripods within the Podcasting forums, part of the Education & Technical category; Cool pic LQ and thx for the comment. (U2 WD)! I've used a similar looking tripod in the distant past...and ...

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    Cool pic LQ and thx for the comment. (U2 WD)!
    I've used a similar looking tripod in the distant past...and didn't like it much because especially in precarious situations like this where you want to adjust the composition as quickly as possible.

    Keep in mind that the steadier the tripod, the steadier the camera on the tripod - and if it goes down....it takes the camera with it.

    I forgot to add quite a few things in that podcast - the vibration reducing quality of carbon fibre legs is also superior to cheap legs.

    For a situation like you are showing here - I would have added weight on the bottom for increased stability if the center column had a hook.
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    I have a 6"x6" cylinder of concrete with a eye hook that I made to hang on the tripod hook to keep it settled down. Figured that one out the first time I ventured into a stream, caught it before it went all the way over luckily.
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