Posted by Karl Taylor on 14 May 2011
6 Comments
6 Comments
That’s right, good support and stability is everything when it comes to professional results in photography. In this video I take a look at two of my favourite tripods.
After a loyal 11 years of service I had to replace my most used tripod recently so I thought it would be a good opportunity to show you the new model of the Manfrotto 058B as well as my other favourite the Manfrotto Neotec.
There are lots of different tripods on the market but this video simply shows why I’ve chosen these models for ease of use and durability…..Although I do think it is about time Manfrotto offered me a sponsorship deal 
All the best,
Karl.
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6 Comments
hi karl,
what nd grad filter do you use?
still deciding on 0.6 or 0.9
hi Adrian
i dont think he wil anwer this on this blog .
becaus it is about tripots, ofcours you can try it
cheers rene
Thanks Rene,
I think he uses a ND 0.6 anyway seeing as he is using a CPL as well making it 4 stops slower.
donno, but I already ordered a nd 0.6 ><
hi Karl
very good tripods i have order the neo tec.
i order it becaus of your film on your side .
im agrea what you told about it , the ball haed i have that already awsome.
i now waithing that my tripod come in.
cheers Rene
yw Adrian,i have the lanscape filters from cokin.
btw i have the neo tec from mannfrotto is realy awsome.(458b)
they working gr8 the filters , i go to holand i wil make shots over there and with the filters.
I busy to set up a exhibition , i wil make the pic al over holland .
for the dutch ppl who live’s here , i thought that wil be a good idea.
im in australia btw and der are a lots of dutch ppl over here, so that is why .
later i wil do it here local,so it is a lots of work to get it don.(im dutch )
cheers Rene
I don’t like cokin. had a cokin P, made pictures a bit softer and + cokin only makes soft resin filters. LEE makes glass