Why are Video Camera Tripods So Expensive? The answer, they don't have to be. You finally have the money to make your first pro camera purchase, maybe a Canon 5D or C300. Then you have to pick a lens, which is a small fortune, never mind accessories like video monitors or a matte box. But you really need to get a decent tripod for really smooth camera moves. Many pros go right for the high end Sachtler or Cartoni tripods, but they range from $5,000 – $10,000. Not many people have the extra cash after buying the camera package. Many of our customers go for the Manfrotto line of tripods. But want even a better deal. Check out the Benro line of professional video camera tripods. They offer more bang for the buck! You can get a 100mm ball head heavy duty tripod, that will support up to 22 lbs (great for long lens or teleprompter), for just $799. Already have an expensive tripod, but need a second one? The Benro BV-10 will amaze you.
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