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Best regards,
Matthias
P.S.: Tripods don't develop fungus, they really aren't intricate devices with their
own quirks or have nicks on their surface that might limit their use, they're usually
built to last and any problems there might be are usually obvious, so all this makes
them the better buy than a lens - if you choose to limit the strain on your wallet by
buing used.
-- M. S., May 3, 2004
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● Really Right Stuff mounts- This is the website Phil was talking about.
(contributed by Sam Snow)
● Bogen/Manfrotto web site- "Professional camera and lighting supports."
Lists both Manfrotto codes and US (Bogen) codes. (contributed by Dave
Ciskowski)
● Kirk Enterprises- Ballheads and quick release plates. (contributed by james
galletto)
● Gitzo Home Page- Good info about Gitzo products. Choice of metric units
or imperial for luddites. Quite a few bugs though, at least with my browser.
(contributed by Robert Bryett)
● Home Page for Velbon Tripods- not much more to say. (contributed by
Marika Buchberger)
● Ries Tripods- As Phil says "if you were really serious, you'd be using a Ries
wooden tripod." (contributed by Donald Brewster)
● Equipment Reviews by David Paris- On my review page I have a detailed
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