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<blockquote data-quote="TripodNotesNK" data-source="post: 848675" data-attributes="member: 71995"><p>From what I've read, the usual advice for a D4S is to pick a tripod rated well above the weight of the camera and your heaviest lens, since the D4S is a hefty body. People commonly suggest aluminum for budget and carbon fiber if weight matters. Many recommend a ball head with an Arca-Swiss compatible plate, because those plates are cheap and widely available, and it avoids the proprietary adapter problem you ran into. Brands that come up often at mid-range prices are Manfrotto, Benro and Sirui. Buying used from reputable camera dealers is also commonly mentioned as a way to get better quality for the money. Hope that helps narrow it down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TripodNotesNK, post: 848675, member: 71995"] From what I've read, the usual advice for a D4S is to pick a tripod rated well above the weight of the camera and your heaviest lens, since the D4S is a hefty body. People commonly suggest aluminum for budget and carbon fiber if weight matters. Many recommend a ball head with an Arca-Swiss compatible plate, because those plates are cheap and widely available, and it avoids the proprietary adapter problem you ran into. Brands that come up often at mid-range prices are Manfrotto, Benro and Sirui. Buying used from reputable camera dealers is also commonly mentioned as a way to get better quality for the money. Hope that helps narrow it down. [/QUOTE]
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