Hmmm,
I'm not absolutly positive of this, but the wider stance of the Benbo
4 would probably offer a heck of alot more stability than the legs of a
mini-tripod
Illinois Bill
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>
> I'll chance it anyhow :-)
> why would one buy a special tripod like the uni-lock or benbo 4 variety
> for low-angle shots instead of simply using a table tripod such as the
> mini manfrotto? I can see why the immersable legs of the benbo would
> come in handy (low-angle nature shots taken in river..), but on solid
> grounds?
> I must be missing something obvious here, but what?
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