They aren't all great. I have a tripod I inherited from my father that
is more imperfect than many other tripods of similar specs. Legs overly
prone to sympathetic vibration, much worse than the mugh lighter Velbon
343E. Sticky altitude adjustment from lub aging, but I couldn't find the
right lube. Center post lock doesn't lock azimuth movement properly.
Moose
Sharp Consulting wrote:
>I've never looked at the Cullmann products before. Interesting and light
>little items they are.
>
>I agree on the ball head not being an item that's "required" on a monopod. I
>was thinking more about how handy it would be for shooting verticals without
>needing to lug a tripod...
>
You can do that with the Bogen 3232 pretty easily by turning the body 90
deg. on the head and dropping the altitude 90 deg. Not as easy as a ball
head, but has worked for me.
>
>--
>Jim
>
>
>
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