A deposit for a house

Whoever did the gluing is a pretty messy guy =/

Got any picture of the lens itself?

Thanks =)

Thank you! I will think about it =)

Hi! Definitely interested! How old is the lens? And whether there are still warranty left with it?

Thanks!

What is likely to be on you selling list then? I may have a good home to honour their services =)

If your 55-300 is metal mount, I'd be interested =)

Well my need for the tripod is mainly for night time cityscape (imagine you are standing on an open-air observation platform on a tourist spot)

Also for use to do multiple exposures for HDR photographies.

Not in the market for bird-shooting at the moment, as I do not own any telephoto lenses

I looked at 3LT, however the price-point and the true origin of those legs holds me back...

How old is the lens? And whether there are still warranty carry with it?

Well... originally I am going to Japan (Tokyo/Gero/Takayama/Kyoto/Osaka) in the beginning of May, however since the situation of the Fukushima nuclear is not likely to improve within this time period, I have cancelled the trip!

Backgroud story aside, I'd mainly be using the tripod as a lightweight backpack travel-pod, thus my mention of the Giottos Vitruvian.

The 210GBP one is carbon; whilst there is a 130GBP alu-alloy one. The main difference I see is 200g, and some inherent durability with the use of materials...

So do you think I should go for the 130GBP alu-alloy one? Or there are other tripods within/cheaper price range, yet offers a light weight and stability?