A nice review Al, everything you really need to know and looked a decent product ! Will stick reminder on this one for when it’s time to replace the current set up !
Howdo buddy... doing reviews is not something I am entirely comfortable with but as I liked the one I bought a while has been doing a job for me I thought it was wortha look. Hope ya well mate - I got a couple of videoa to catch up on, I been having some social media away time. atb al
@@nhatphan1087 If you don't mind the small amount of extra weight and slightly larger size the RT75 is significantly more sturdy. I got the small one specifically for when weight and size matters as for travel or for hikes where photography may not be the primary reason for being out in the woods but I still want something usable.
@@anthonymiller8979 would you say the RT75 is worth double the price of the RT55? I am considering that because of the small size of my setup, I am not sure I will need to spend much more
@@nhatphan1087 I bought the RT55 on Amazon for $139 and the NT75 (Not the Rt75) for $177. Not sure the difference between the RT75 and NT75 other than maybe the size of the ball head. I use my Hasselblad 500CM on the NT75 and the head is plenty big enough to handle it.
@@thevalleywalker Hi Alan. Yes mate. Like many folks, we haven't had a proper holiday since before the pandemic so we're off to Zante in May, Cornwall in June, then Norfolk in October. Isn't retirement great ! Trying to fit the Lakes in as well this year but as you know, it's a bit of a jaunt from here in South Wales. I've got my eye on the Benro Travel Angel tbh.
@@callumjohnson9433 I'll be honest I haven't really used it much, I have taken a few shots with it and they look ok but the light wasn't great so waiting for a better day. You been out anywhere>?
@@thevalleywalker yeah thats the only trouble with slower lenses the sun will soon be here though. No not really got a viltrox 85 1.8 arriving today though so I will probably be out this weekend. I plan on getting out alot more this year 🤞
@@callumjohnson9433 With the price of fuel etc I can see me doing more local as time goes on. I have a few places I have in mind for small projects which if I so wish can keep me occupied. Don't think we are going to see any real winter conditions so bring on the spring and those vibrant greens.
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so it worked when you told innorel your name was P McKinnon!!
nice review Al, and reminds me I need to review my footage one
Lol... with that big gfx you would need one of Innorels big boy tripods methinks but there again that monster you have certainly packs a punch :)
Great review Al, I was looking for a new tripod, will take a lot at this one, cheers!
A nice review Al, everything you really need to know and looked a decent product ! Will stick reminder on this one for when it’s time to replace the current set up !
Howdo buddy... doing reviews is not something I am entirely comfortable with but as I liked the one I bought a while has been doing a job for me I thought it was wortha look. Hope ya well mate - I got a couple of videoa to catch up on, I been having some social media away time. atb al
@@thevalleywalker all good here thanks Al, yep I like to take a break from it too now n then, good for the soul
Great to see you Al and nice review, i feel all those chinses tripods are all made in the same factories. All the best mate.
Hi Jaz.. think you might be riight mate - this certainly has a the feel and look of some others I have seen. regards Al
Hey, your green coat is a really similar shade of green to mine!! I love it x.x
Helllo Nat, I was sourcing out a "new look" but its on the back burner atm..lol.x
Looks a good buy and can be folded up nice and small, great honest review.
Thanks Trevor.
I too have both the RT75 (Opps, NT75) and the smaller RT55. Great, lightweight and quite sturdy.
Deffo a fan of the Innorel then Anthony :)
Hello! I have an XT3 and a few lenses but they are all under 1lbs per lens. What would make more sense for me for landscape?
@@nhatphan1087 If you don't mind the small amount of extra weight and slightly larger size the RT75 is significantly more sturdy. I got the small one specifically for when weight and size matters as for travel or for hikes where photography may not be the primary reason for being out in the woods but I still want something usable.
@@anthonymiller8979 would you say the RT75 is worth double the price of the RT55? I am considering that because of the small size of my setup, I am not sure I will need to spend much more
@@nhatphan1087 I bought the RT55 on Amazon for $139 and the NT75 (Not the Rt75) for $177. Not sure the difference between the RT75 and NT75 other than maybe the size of the ball head. I use my Hasselblad 500CM on the NT75 and the head is plenty big enough to handle it.
Hi Alan. Looks like it could be worth considering as a travel tripod. Perfect size for a suitcase.
It might be worth having a look on Amazon if they still have a 30 day return policy ? Are you off on a trip Tim? Atb Al
@@thevalleywalker Hi Alan. Yes mate. Like many folks, we haven't had a proper holiday since before the pandemic so we're off to Zante in May, Cornwall in June, then Norfolk in October. Isn't retirement great ! Trying to fit the Lakes in as well this year but as you know, it's a bit of a jaunt from here in South Wales. I've got my eye on the Benro Travel Angel tbh.
I been looking at the rt80c. Would like to get my hands on one to see it up close before buying, I've heard all good things though.
Hi Callum, Amazon have a return policy I believe - might be worth ordering and having a look?
@@thevalleywalker yes ill have to try that. How's your new 100-400mm?
@@callumjohnson9433 I'll be honest I haven't really used it much, I have taken a few shots with it and they look ok but the light wasn't great so waiting for a better day. You been out anywhere>?
@@thevalleywalker yeah thats the only trouble with slower lenses the sun will soon be here though. No not really got a viltrox 85 1.8 arriving today though so I will probably be out this weekend. I plan on getting out alot more this year 🤞
@@callumjohnson9433 With the price of fuel etc I can see me doing more local as time goes on. I have a few places I have in mind for small projects which if I so wish can keep me occupied. Don't think we are going to see any real winter conditions so bring on the spring and those vibrant greens.
I wonder when it will be available in Hungary?
Cool mate, I'm looking for a new one!
Missd this Jay, aplogies... what did u plum for? regrads Al
@@thevalleywalker No worries, went for the 3LT in the end