Just noticed how the knobs are identical (except for material used) between my Ries Junior tripod and Manfrotto 3025 head. Interesting coincidence?
Just noticed how the knobs are identical (except for material used) between my Ries Junior tripod and Manfrotto 3025 head. Interesting coincidence?
Your Ries uses common industry standard knobs, but in metal. I use the same on rebuilt cameras.Originally Posted by jp
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3, 4, and 5 lobe knobs are common in many industries. I believe Ries started havng them made in bronze when Keith Soderstrom owned the company.....I thought I heard there were new owners....Keith was a class act.
Perhaps technology stolen from the flight controls of alien spacecraft that crashed at Roswell.
Tracy, Yes Keith was a class act. I met him on a Jay Dusard workshop in Wyoming. There weren't too many Ries tripods maybe 3 or 4. I traded my Ries Backpacker for an old Ries Hollywood.
Nope. Remember, I was there.All the controls were made of rope. The occupants were a couple of children. See Japanese balloon bombs. Fugo!
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