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hummm... ive looked at the manfrotto's but it seem that the center verticle shaft will be the limiting factor for getting very low to the ground... when i mean low
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hummm... ive looked at the manfrotto's but it seem that the center verticle shaft will be the limiting factor for getting very low to the ground... when i mean low to the ground, i want the camera bascially just an inch or two above ground just enough to get it on an angle to point at the car. i'd use a 2second delay to snap the shot.
i dont think i can get these tripods to go as low as this table top one... right? amazon customer pict... 
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 You could also attach a lateral side arm, but that's really more useful for macro work. Great work so far by the way. 
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