> Acer V <siddim01@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> moved upon the face of the 'Net
> and spake thusly:
> > As for heads, don't tripods come with at least a standard pan/tilt head or
> > it is "each sold seperately"?
I can't recommend a tripod unless Acer gives me some sort of
idea as to how he will be suing it. Field or urban use ? If both,
projected percentage of either. Parameters for use: Speed ?
Durability ? Weight ? Precision framing ? Type of terrain (mud,
rocks, etc) Cost ? What's the hierarchy, Acer ?
> > Lightmeter: probably buy used again, simply to increase
> > bang-for-the-buck; as long as things are functional, I'm happy. I suppose
> > most handheld types are both reflective/incident. The lower it can read,
> > the better as I have a penchant for night available light shots. I'm open
> > to both the older analog/dial variants and new digi-output models.
I don't think one could do better than an old Luna-Pro or Sekonic.
*= Doris Fang =*
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