Benro GoPlus Travel Tripod - Do we need tripods with modern cameras IBIS anymore?
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Yes we do need tripods because no matter how good your in body image stabilization is there are always scenarios like bracketing and long exposures that require it. Also for video it is a must to get professional footage alongside gimbals. The Benro GoPlus Travel Series 2 Tripod is the one I went with because it is solid yet light and very professional. the B2 ball head is so smooth and just glides easily. You can get very precise movements. Also I like it because it can extend its top pole vertically with no disassemble and also it can be made into a monopod... All you need. It even comes with spikes.
I waited 6 weeks for this thing. I think its been discontinued as its very hard to find now.
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Jerry and Rob
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Yes. Depending on the use case at hand, you need a tripod. Or any other solid base ... depending how far I'd need to schlepp a tripod in addition to other gear, or depending on whether a tripod is appropriate (downtown, church, ...), I found I even could get by with a cleverly designed bean bag (to be filled on site).
Hi Rob, this is a great episode, you really are a natural videographer, a Jerry 😻👍
Congrats on your purchase. Looks like the real deal. I have a Manfrotto that I haven’t used in years.
I bought a Tilt-All many decades ago -- never seem to use it. I will say it is sturdy enough to use for a tire change on my car, or to fend-off a bear attack, but I guess I am just not a tripod guy. At this time I have an Amazon Echo atop the Tilt-All -- looks like a robot man. I think Jerry said, all you need is a tippy-tail ! 😌
Good demonstration Roberto, sometime ago I got a K&F tripod because it has a similar system to shoot on a 90 degree angle, but I didn't like the ball head that came with it because when I would set up a frame to photograph a landscape or a table top set-up and let go the adjustment knob the camera would drop (not much but enough to bother me) so I got a Benro 3 way geared head (GD3WH) which cost me more ($180.00) than the tripod that I have but it's great, you can really make micro adjustments, it's a very well made piece of "machinery". Be well, stay safe (and dry).
Excellent! Just got a KF , which works fine but a heavy fellow for sure.
Same tripod as me only used twice since moving to 4/3s. I can hand hold up to 3s on a good day wish to do star trails do will need then.
I never saw Jerry so bored, lol. This won't be an issue for you, but when the temperature is below freezing you don't want an aluminum tripod touching your ungloved hand!
That's an impressive bit of kit there Roberto and useful for all of the reasons that you mentioned. It looks a bit big for a travel tripod though. I use a beanbag for most of my long exposures, bracketing and what-have-you but I still need a tripod at times.
Hi Rob, you can see Jerry thinking “not another damn contraption” 😊