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- SLIK U212 ACCESSORIES MANUAL
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SLIK U212 ACCESSORIES MANUAL
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SLIK U212 ACCESSORIES HOW TO
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User manual for the Slik U212 Deluxe Tripod with 3-Way contain basic instructions
Authorized service for Slik Tripods with Heads. Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if.). Technical information and basic settings. Product category: Tripods with Heads Slik. The time now is 04:50 PM.User Manual for Slik U212 Deluxe Tripod with 3-Way Pan Tilt Head Click to enlarge the pictureĬontents of the user manual for the Slik U212 Deluxe Tripod with 3-Way The ballhead I have now is sticking due to rust & wear.Īll times are GMT -7. While it's perhaps too late for the tripod, I might like something like that on my monopod where the fast, not overly refined, movements you describe would be just fine. Of course, this tripod was more expensive than the Slik U212, but it is stronger with double the load rating while weighing slightly less.īy the way, it appears the extra arm mentioned in my message is no longer available from Slik.įinally, your Brunton grip ballhead looks interesting. I also purchased a universal arm to support longer lenses, which will shift some of the weight of those lenses off the head and onto the legs. Weighing just 5.4 lbs, it has a load rating of 9 lbs for the head and 14 lbs for the legs. This is a fairly heavy duty tripod with carbon fiber legs, magnesium canopy & leg hardware, and aluminium-magnesium head. My ultimate solution, finalized just last night with an online order, was the Davis & Sanford CarbonLiteX10 tripod with FGX10 head. However, unlike you, I gave that up after being overwhelmed by the many choices. I also considered alternative heads for the tripod base. We seem to be thinking along the same lines. While that does work just fine for smaller to mid-weight SLR's, a heavier camera like the K10D with attachments would likely be too much for it. I've done more research on the Slik U212 Deluxe (virtually identical to your U212, apparently just renamed) since writing that first message and the plastic head does still remain on the current version. Also, I don't have the battery grip and a flash, yet, so I can't comment when they are mounted. I must say mine is real old, I bought it in a pawn shop years ago. The ball head may not be the best solution if you're strictly taking macro shots though because the movements seem to coarse, still I love the ball head. I put the trigger/handle thingy on the left side of the camera, then I could squeeze the handle and pan and take my shots. The Brunton worked awesomely when I was taking pictures of the rafters on the Lochsa River a few weeks ago. With the original head I could not take a sharp macro shot with the Sigma and extension tubes, especially since I don't yet have a cable release. This rig works pretty good with my Sigma 70-300 APO DG f/4-5.6 Macro, even with the extension tubes, using the 2 second delay with mirror lockup. So I got the Brunton TH-Grip Ball-head which I really like.
The head on mine was plastic and not that good. I don't know what the diff is between the Universal and the Deluxe. Stewart, I have a K10D and a Slik Universal U-212.