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    tripod for 1000d

    Hi could somebody recommend a tripod suitable for a canon 1000d,ive just got interested in photography and i need a tripod for both outdoors and indoors many thanks..

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    Re: tripod for 1000d

    Buy the best tripod that you can afford, however you don't have to go out and spend $1000. Make sure that it is sturdy and can be easily adjusted.
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    Re: tripod for 1000d

    The body is irrelevant. How big will the lenses be and what type of photography? - TF
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    Re: tripod for 1000d

    Just remember if the tripod is for hiking it's different than a studio tripod for a 11 by 14 view camera.

    Purchase the best tripod you can afford, but make sure the tripod will support the heavy and longest lens you have.
    GRF

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