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Arca Swiss B1 Monoball Head Review
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Arca Swiss B1 Monoball Head Review

An in-depth review of the Arca-Swiss Monoball B1 tripd ballhead by Ed Alexander Read more...

Manfrotto 222 (Bogen 3265) Grip Action Ball Head Review
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Manfrotto 222 (Bogen 3265) Grip Action Ball Head Review

J. Ramon Palacios (jrp)

I am the happy owner and heavy user of one of these beauties. It is extremely versatile, quick and easy to use, apparently still a favorite among many pros. One only has to grip the handle and you can position your camera anywhere within the 180° sphere. It works very well, whether mounted on a tripod or on a monopod. Read more...

The Manfrotto 393 (Bogen 3421) Long Lens Support
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The Manfrotto 393 (Bogen 3421) Long Lens Support

Luc VN (LucVN)

Many of us dream with making wildlife images, as those at the Nikonians Wildlife Photography Forum and in well made nature books. To begin to learn how, the need for a truly long lens soon becomes very apparent. Finally, I bought a 600mm f/4 AF-I Nikkor and was then confronted with how to gracefully support such a monster. My regular ballhead didn't seem to be the best of means. Read more...

Nikkors Shootout at 70mm
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Nikkors Shootout at 70mm

J. Ramon Palacios (jrp)

Very pleasing portrait perspectives can be accomplished starting at 70mm. On APS-C DX format, this focal length is equivalent to 105mm, so the perspective further improves. Two zoom lenses providing this focal length, qualify as "pro" Nikkors as they are both "fast" -constant f/2.8 aperture- quite free of aberrations and very well built. Read more...

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