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I just purchased an XL1. What filters are most helpful? Any suggestions on a tripod that won't set me back a grand? Thanks for your help.
-- Joe Heyen (jheyen@sprintmail.com), April 22, 1999
I always keep a 72mm u/v filter on my lens, just for protection. I've also found circular polarizers to be handy for lots of outdoor shooting situations.As for tripods, Bogen has some reasonably inexpensive ($300ish) tripods/fluid-head combos that, while not amazing, do a very competant job with the XL1's weight.
If you haven't already gotten one, you'll probably want to consider getting xlr adapter for when you inevitably go with a mic other than the omni that comes with the camera.
Enjoy your new XL1--it's a terrific tool.
-- John Windmueller (jwind@cais.com), April 22, 1999.