Last reviews in Tripods

Last reviews in Tripods

• wwarby 28th October 2009

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  I bought this tripod when I got my first SLR camera two years ago and have just replaced it with a £350 Manfrotto carbon fibre model. For what I paid for this tripod (under £20) it served me about a
  

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• Guest 23rd September 2009

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  Sony VCT-MTK is a very good tripod to use,and carry.
  

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• Guest 27th June 2009

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  Hama Star 61 Is a nice, compact tripod for a normal, standard camera or camcorder.
  The first time you use it, it's sometimes difficult but it goes really great.
  There's also a bag for the tripod.
  
  

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• Guest 6th June 2009

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  this Hama Star 62 tripod represents very good value for money
  

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• khjui 3rd June 2009

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  I have read many reviews on Amazon, which is the website that I bought the Hama Star from, and many of them said that the panning was stiff, however, it was one of the smoothest panning that I have seen yet! It
  

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• Guest 30th May 2009

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  I am quite pleased with my Hama Star 61 tripod which is lightweight and versatile. Excellent for smaller cameras and camcorders. Not all that robust for the heavier DSLR with zoom lens so be careful with plas
  

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• nat9tales 17th April 2009

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  Hama Star 62 is a great tripod, carry case really useful
  

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• essbeeuk 10th April 2009

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  Having seen many of these tripods I would wholly recommend that you buy something else.
  The plastic used in the manufacture is of a very cheap standard, such that the leg clamps can spring open when locked
  

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• Guest 1st April 2009

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  Hmmmm, I guess you get what you pay for. The Hama Star 61 tripod looks good enough, is easy to use with quick release legs and camera mounting. Reasonably stable when erected.
  
  Main gripe is the cam
  

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• jackitec 31st March 2009

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  i suppose you get what you pay for, sorry I bought the Hama Star 61 now using it as a mono pod, my dlsr is to heavy for it especially when i use my 70-300 zoom lens. Lightweight but too much plastic not rigid e
  

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