Good tripods?

Kangbang

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What are some good tripods under $150 that will also be able to have this on top of it.

23 inch. Weighs 2 pounds.

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If you can get an extra $50 you can get a pretty decent tripod from manfrotto that works well with DSLR set ups and can hold that slider. Let me know how that slider works out I wanna get one as soon as I get the money.
 
Benro carbon legs are the best "cheap" tripods out there. They're Gitzo clones, made in a Chinese factory that Gitzo were going to move production to at some point.
 
Just going to throw this out there that the solo instrument in that song was an oboe, and I had that solo for a local orchestra last year and fucking blew bitches away with it.
 
Don't buy a piece of shit tripod. A shitty tripod=a shitty stabilized shot, and they break easier and can be harder to use.
 
For the purposes of using a slider, this is an excellent head. Much better than the Manfrotto 701/501.

Aside from that, I will say that any tripod less than the $1,000 price range (except Sachtler FSB4) will end up costing you money in the long run. I have been through Bogen/Manfrotto tripods like candy for one reason: they are poorly made. If I had the common sense to drop $1k on a tripod all at once, I'd be using that same tripod for over a decade rather than spending $500 every 2 years to replace a tripod that never worked very well in the first place.
 
It was for that reason I didn't get a manfrotto tripod. For $60 I can replace my head( which I think could last atleast 2 years). Its actually made better than manfrottos imo.
 
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