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FIRST POST!!!
Ok so im a photo student and despite my wishes for no one to buy me any photo equipment my dad got me a Manfrotto tripod(around 150$). So this has forced me into this situation. Should I get a ball head for under 150$ just for now and later on when I have more money get the one I really want, the Arcatech GP. 399$ not including QR plate. OR, save the 150$ until I get another 150$ to put towards the GP. I could get by without the head for now but I was wondering what everyone thinks. Because he got me this tripod now my problem is should I get the low end ball head to match up with the quality of the tripod, because whats the point of getting a G2 and having sit on those legs? So in summary I would say im stuck. I can get a Photo Clam for around 150$ My networking skills are strong and I get offers to do a lot of freelance work so im thinking should I get the good Arcatech legs and head for 1200$ or see if I can work with the Manfrotto legs and photo clam head for now. Any insight would really help. Kalin p.s. I have looked at a lot of other ball heads and the range of motion is just well, lacking. When I saw the design of the GP I fell in love with the design principles. |
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What do you want to put on this tripod and what do you want to photography with it?
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A d7000 with nothing more than a 200mm. I just keep hearing reviews for heads costing 150$ that have creep in the head. And im a perfectionist when it comes to my photography and I just cant justify 150$ for a head that creeps. So it may not even have to be a ball head.
I do studio work, on location work like shooting pictures for a business. Eventually I will be putting portfolio pictures for snowboarding. I have no interest in landscape. |
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