hi guys, my rig consists of a7iii, 5.5" monitor and a deity d3 pro. i also have a slider that it would be good to use on a sturdy tripod. i also want to get low with the tripod so im assuming solo type legs would be best.
tripods ive been thinking of getting..
miller air (alu and cf)
miller ds10 - alu
MANFROTTO - 500 / 502 / 504 (alu and cf)
e-image gh06 (alu and cf)
sachtler ace m (though i prefer the solo type legs)
i live in australia, so obviously miller would be better for customer support, ive heard one or two people complaining about the support with e-image and sachtler, though it could just be random whingers.
ive also heard some people having issues with the "spring" in the counterbalance on the 502..
i would like to have drag support and the camera be well balanced, though im not sure if balance is really a big deal (im relatively new to video)
any info or suggestions are welcome! like i said, im still relatively new but id rather get something that will last through to turning pro! ;)
tripod for sony a7iii rig
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hi guys, my rig consists of a7iii, 5.5" monitor and a deity d3 pro. i also have a slider that it would be good to use on a sturdy tripod. i also want to get low with the tripod so im assuming solo type legs would be best.
tripods ive been thinking of getting..
miller air (alu and cf)
miller ds10 - alu
MANFROTTO - 500 / 502 / 504 (alu and cf)
e-image gh06 (alu and cf)
sachtler ace m (though i prefer the solo type legs)
i live in australia, so obviously miller would be better for customer support, ive heard one or two people complaining about the support with e-image and sachtler, though it could just be random whingers.
ive also heard some people having issues with the "spring" in the counterbalance on the 502..
i would like to have drag support and the camera be well balanced, though im not sure if balance is really a big deal (im relatively new to video)
any info or suggestions are welcome! like i said, im still relatively new but id rather get something that will last through to turning pro! ;)