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Hey, I tripod just broke and it makes brickfilming even harder. 
However I found this awesome tripod off amazon. clickhere
It has a ball point head!
Its only £50! Its got 5* ratings and all but what do you think? Whats your tripod? Would you recomend it? Anyone know a cheaper one which is just as good?
thx
Last edited by Ratboy Productions (August 20, 2009 (08:52am))
Not as good but way cheaper.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-Star-Tripo … amp;sr=8-1
Not as good but way cheaper.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-Star-Tripo … amp;sr=8-1
thanks for the advice, do you use it?
No but i've been meaning to buy it.
You should try a Webcam. Much easier.
You should try a Webcam. Much easier.
You're making the assumption that webcams and tripods are mutually exclusive. Such is not the case, especially with a properly modded webcam and/or extra mounting plate (which it appears the OP's linked tripod comes with by default).
fib12345 wrote:You should try a Webcam. Much easier.
You're making the assumption that webcams and tripods are mutually exclusive. Such is not the case, especially with a properly modded webcam and/or extra mounting plate (which it appears the OP's linked tripod comes with by default).
hehe, personally i wouldn't get a webcam anyway. I do other films as well and a tripod would be useful. Also being as stubborn as I am, size matters to me! lol
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