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Hi, I am looking to purchase a simple monopod. Looking at the usual Manfrotto / Velbon options most go to 160cm in height, which I don't think would be quite high enough for me (at 6'4") to shoot standing up without a slight stoop that would give my neck / back no end of jip after an extended period of time. I have found a Giottos monopod online at Warehouse Express for £45 which claims to be 180cm which should suffice but I was wondering if there are any other tall monopod users who could recommend me some other options to consider (apart from trying to shoot with a monopod from a lower point of view!). Many thanks in advance Mark F |
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A few suggestions... #1, a Manfrotto 222 or 322 head will add a few inches (8 or so) to the height of the monopod (the 322 will need the platform moving but that's an easy job). (IIRC, Calumet do a cheaper version of the 222) #2, an extender could be made up to sit between the top of the 'pod and the bottom of whatever head you plan to use. #3, an extender could be turned up to push into the bottom of the 'pod to raise it to the required height. |
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Thanks for the reply. A good option to consider... |
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Hi, ihave also spotted the same Monopod @ speedgraphic the MML3290B they have it for £38, and from past experience have very good service. |