Why would you recommend Induro over the Manfrotto set-up?
I have no idea what I'm looking for on the Induro site. They seem to list nothing but the sizes, weights and loads of their tripods. Other than that they all look the same to me
Why would you recommend Induro over the Manfrotto set-up?
I have no idea what I'm looking for on the Induro site. They seem to list nothing but the sizes, weights and loads of their tripods. Other than that they all look the same to me
Last edited by ham; 02-15-2012 at 04:28 PM.
Sorry - I wasn't recommending the Induros over the Manfrottos, just another suggestion. Manfrotto are a very reputable brand so you're sure to get good quality gear from those as well. I guess the reason I looked at Induro when I did was that the CT414 suited my needs very well, and they were a lot cheaper than other brands at the time.Originally Posted by ham
Why would you recommend Induro over the Manfrotto set-up?
I have no idea what I'm looking for on the Induro site. They seem to list nothing but the sizes, weights and loads of their tripods. Other than that they all look the same to me
There's a million options out there for tripods so it can get very confusing.
This reminds me - I still haven't reviewed my RRS34L for everybody. Might have a crack at it tonight.
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