Backpacking Tripod

Im leaning towards just atking the S3 IS for the versatility vs. weight. Either way, I think a tripod will be going for sure. Oh, well be doing A LOT of water crossing on this trip so htat will be a concren as well. Thanks ...

My advice: a Gitzo carbon 1228 or similar, which can be small enough to fit in a backpcak and a Markins, Really Right Stuff or Kirk ballhead. That way it will be light enough to go backpacking and at the asme time the tripod is tall ...

Cullman tripod (lses than 2lbs, nothing fancy) 2x Audio technica ATR35S lapels with monostero adapter (going ot make a mount rig for onacmera use as well, using some shotgun mic hotsheo as base) ...

I take my EOS 3 and tripod (Manfrotto carbon ifber) with me. IF your water crossigns arent too deep, I just keep the camera in the hood of my backpack, but for my rceent trek down the Zion Narrows, I rented a dry camera caes. ...

Add this little gizmo instant tripod. For a whoppign ten bucks from here, itsa bit like day light robbery but Im sure the boys over at BPL have own MYOG version for less. Weight I have no idea ...

I would take my 28135 lnes with a tripod of course, but should I include anything else Do I NEED a ND, GND or CPL iflter I dont paln on taking a ton of pictures so I was thinking maybe three rolls of Velvia. ...