How many tripods do you own?

How many tripods do you own?

  • One lonely tripod

    Votes: 54 20.2%
  • 2 - 3 tripods

    Votes: 131 49.1%
  • 4 - 7 pods

    Votes: 71 26.6%
  • 8 or more

    Votes: 11 4.1%

  • Total voters
    267
  • Poll closed .

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I embarrassed myself today... opened the trunk on my 16 y/o Corolla and discovered
not just a monopod; but also a tripod - both of which had been completely forgotten.

Actually, I knew that I had the mono, but didn't remember where.

That made me consider how many tripods, monopods and table
top tripods I really have on hand.

OK, I'm admitting to seven. How about you?
 
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3 broken tripods I've been meaning to get fixed...sometime...maybe not.
2 operational tripods
1 monopod

I think I have 3 table tripods.

Jeez, eh? Certainly not as many as some people, but I only really use one. Thanks for reminding me I have a problem.
 
I have a few tripods, but each is of a different size and weight.
In the upcoming trip,I will use a tiny table tripod for occasional long exposures inside buildings. I don't use tripods with RF cameras, but I used to regularly use with SLR cameras a Gitzo and a Slik together with two cameras for sunset shoots. The sun was setting so quickly that there was no time to switch lenses, so I had a 300mm or 500mm lens on one camera and a 80-200 zoom on the other camera.
 
There's a Bogen 3001PRO I need a new head for (The 3047 Pan-tilt head isn't cutting it), an old Manfrotto monopod with swivel head and a no-name tabletop tripod with a cracked/bent leg... if I ever used it, I'd consider getting a new one...
 
Same here. Read tripod, didn't count monopods - there are six of them varying in height, weight, and locking mechanism. I use two of them all the time - at least several times a week - and occasionally the old Gitzo tripod that I've had for 20+ years. I don't use that as often as I should, because it's usually home when I need it.
 
Only two, both Bogens. A 3021 for 35mm & MF and a huge honking one for 810 & 1114. Really huge. Well just as I write this I realize it is three, there is a Zone VI out in the barn...
 
A Gitzo Traveler Ti, a Gitzo 1170, a Novoflex BasicBall and a Novoflex Microstativ. Not counting a handful of Manfrotto Modopocket mini-tripods for compact cameras.
 
One crappy supermarket special that was a gift... the head doesn't even stay in place when adjusting angles... needless to say, I don't use it for camera's. But I aim the large adjustment stem at about 75* up, and hang my ball cap on it. 😀😛😱🙄:bang:
 
Oops, I answered three, but have four: 3 tripods and one monopod.

I don't have enough heads to go around, only having two of those. All of the items are big. Nothing small that would fit well on a tabletop, though I have been known to put a tripod on top of the table, and hang the camera down between the legs. Sometimes you do what ya gotta do.
 
Five; a Gitzo 3541LS systematic, a Benro C2680T traveler, a Gitzo 1541T traveler, a Gitzo 1228, and an old Slik S502. I'm keeping the 3541LS systematic and the Benro traveler; both awesome tripods.
 
Bogen 3221WN that i've had for 7 years, and a 190XB that i've had for 2.
Kirk BH-3 ballhead is on the 3221, i got it when they came out- i think it was '04.
Bogen ballhead with Kirk clamp on the 190XB. The 190 is my travel pod.
 
Nine, plus a monopod. All different sizes and brands, some cheap, some not. And two dolly stands for studio work, as I used to have a couple of 4x5's. The one I treasure though is my Dad's old Agfa in it's original tube box.

PF
 
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