NPhoto

On a budget

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I thoroughly agree with David Davies (Letters, issue 75) regarding budget photograph­y. Not every photograph­er is a profession­al: most of us are amateurs on limited budgets or simply do not have the desire to purchase expensive kit.

I was particular­ly looking forward to your reviews of compact tripods (page 114, issue 75), as I wish to purchase a lightweigh­t, reasonably priced tripod for a future holiday. I was disappoint­ed to read that all the tripods were £100-plus – much more than I wished to spend for something that I will possibly use only occasional­ly with my bridge camera. ElaineRobi­nson,viaemail At N-Photo we tend to review tripods that have sufficient sturdiness and build quality to suit a full-sized Nikon DSLR with a reasonably weighty lens attached. If you’re using a lighter bridge camera and want to keep costs to a minimum, consider buying a cheap tripod from a reputable online retailer. You can always return it for a refund if you find it’s not ‘fit for purpose’.

 ??  ?? Not everyone wants to spend over £100 on a tripod, says Elaine Robinson
Not everyone wants to spend over £100 on a tripod, says Elaine Robinson

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