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[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]
Gitzo Series 2, Leveling Reporter 6X Carbon Fiber 3 Section Tripod Legs with G-Lock, Maximum Load 26.4 lbs. Maximum Height 62.6" Review
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"I've had this tripod for about two months now. I chose it to match an Arca-Swiss MONOBALL Z1 head.
Some the thoughts that went into buying this:
I wanted a tripod with a leveling column to give me flexibility on sloping or uneven surfaces.
I wanted a tripod that would support all my camera
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Gitzo Series 2, Leveling Reporter 6X Carbon Fiber 3 Section Tripod Legs with G-Lock, Maximum Load 26.4 lbs. Maximum Height 62.6" Review
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"I use my 2541L mostly for landscape work (and occasional commercial jobs). A typical load is a Canon 5D and 16-35, 24-70, or 70-200 2.8 lens. I occasionally use a 400 5.6 with good results. I bought this tripod to replace a Manfrotto 055. Besides having three legs, there is really no comparison.
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Gitzo Series 2, Leveling Reporter 6X Carbon Fiber 3 Section Tripod Legs with G-Lock, Maximum Load 26.4 lbs. Maximum Height 62.6" Review
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"I upgraded to this tripod from a Manfrotto because of the increased height with the center column down at a comparable weight and have not been disappointed. Regardless if you shoot wildlife or work a scene for an extended time, the fact of being able to have the camera at eye level with the center …" Read Full Review »
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Gitzo Series 2, Leveling Reporter 6X Carbon Fiber 3 Section Tripod Legs with G-Lock, Maximum Load 26.4 lbs. Maximum Height 62.6" Review
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"I use this tripod with a Really Right Stuff [BH-40] ball head and my Nikon D300. Super fast setup and break down and solid as a mountain. Very light weight so I don't mind carrying it into the field. I have always used Bogen-Manfrotto gear before, but the Gitzo line is the best. The center column al …" Read Full Review »
Gitzo Series 2, Leveling Reporter 6X Carbon Fiber 3 Section Tripod Legs with G-Lock, Maximum Load 26.4 lbs. Maximum Height 62.6" Review
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"Best money can get, excellent vibration absorption, ultra light weight, very stable. Though a bit on the pricey side, this thing will last you forever. Also it's got Life Time Warranty(USA)... "
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