For many, lugging a tripod around is a cumbersome nuisance – for others, it is an essential tool. With the help of Morag Paterson and Ted Leeming we tested six tripods that are sturdy, well priced and suitable for most landscape photographers
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SOME landscape photographers do not use long lenses. Ansel Adams did; Galen Rowell did. Why can’t I?
Hi Glenn
No one in the article said that you cannot use long lenses, this is entirely your choice.
great article ! covered all the bases . but are they durable and strong enough to hold a long lense like the new tamron 150-600 . i have one on order and will need to up grade my tripod ? keep the great articles coming !
thanks
Hi Joe
Thank you very much for the kind reply. I’m afraid we can’t answer your question. You see, this review was done specifically for landscape photographers and they don’t really use such long lenses for landscape. Sorry to disappoint you.