I have recently bought a Olympus E-510 and would like to purchase a Tripod but have no idea what I should be looking for. I mainly take pictures of landscapes and buildings so need a Tripod that is easy to transport. Could any suggest any. Many Thanks

A light weight yet sturdy tripod.

One that probably goes low for the landscapes and so you can fit the building in.

 

Look up Manfrotto tripods, 190 series and such.

 

Oh and whats your budget? 

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Yes Manfrotto , try Mathers of Lancashire or Misfuds.

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Thanks for the replies. I have done some research and come up with this

http://www.jessops.com/Store/s49986/0/Tripods/Manfrotto/190XB-Tripod-%2b-390RC2-Head/details.aspx?&IsSearch=y&pageindex=1&searchword=Manfrotto%20190&SortBy=RelevanceDESC&IsInStockOnly=False&comp=n

£100 is the maximum I am prepared to pay.

Is this any good?

Thanks

The 190 is a good tripod - and I think the head is not bad either - At least you can upgrade the head later if you want.

And its not a bad price either.

Have a look at this to help you choose a pod.

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If you want a really good tripod at a very fair price find your way to a Calumet Branch and take a look at THIS  .

I have the model before it (6143) and it's brilliant - this by all accounts is better.

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If you want a really good tripod at a very fair price find your way to a Calumet Branch and take a look at THIS  .

I have the model before it (6143) and it's brilliant - this by all accounts is better.

Sorry about double post - I had a timeout message for the first attempt - Please remove this version.

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