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Old 29-03-2009, 7:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Tripod to fit Lowepro 200

Hi all, need a quick bit of help if you don't mind.

I'm after a sturdy tripod to fit into a Lowepro 200. Looking to spend anywhere around £100-150 but it must be sturdy and extend to a decent height (I'm 5'11 and would ideally like to take shots without too much stooping). Minimum height isn't really an issue.

I've had a look at both Manfrotto (283?) and Giotto's and just wondered what user's opinions were on here. Also, would these fit into the Lowepro?

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Re: Tripod to fit Lowepro 200

I don't think such a tripod exists.

I've got a manfrotto modo 785SHB and that won't fit in my lowepro 200. I can stick it through a loop on the side for walks but it's not that sturdy and doesn't go that tall.
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Thanks for that. I think I will need to rethink my bag choice in that case.
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Re: Tripod to fit Lowepro 200

Has the tripod got to fit in to the bag?

If it hasn't then don't discount the lowepro because it's a fantastic bag. even if you got a bigger bag you'd still really struggle to fit a tripod inside it.

A lot of the larger bags do come with tripod carrying attachment straps though.
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Re: Tripod to fit Lowepro 200

It doesn't have to, no. If it strapped onto the sides I'd be perfectly happy with that.

I'm going to do a bit more research tonight I think.
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