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posted by bradcalkins - 19th of june, 2008
This has always been a favorite photo of mine, but probably more because I remember the taking of the photo so vividly. It was taken in Guam, which at the time was very humid (I'm not sure when it isn't!). I was working there for ... More...
Portable Homemade Tripod
posted by lightart - 25th of may, 2008
Here's a simple method for stabilizing your camera when you simply don't want to lug around a heavy cumbersome tripod into the woods or for any long distance trekking. I've actually constructed this and it works wonders in producing ... More...
Feeling Self-Conscious
posted by charlesoutcalt - 13th of march, 2008
There I was, barreling down the 99 freeway in the Central Valley of California, when I saw an incredible sight: a windmill farm in a mountain pass. Hundreds of windmills, different heights and shapes, some spinning quickly, others ... More...
And Another Equipment Issue. . .
posted by charlesoutcalt - 25th of january, 2008
Tripods! Is carbon fiber really worth the extra $? Currently, I use a Bogen-Manfrotto tripod (I think it's model 3021B). It's fine--tall, and relatively sturdy--but it's HEAVY. Hauling it around when I already have a camera body ... More...
Photographic Adventures
posted by amaranta - 25th of january, 2008
When we travel we make a series of shifts with all our equipment. For this reason in the planning of a photographic service, the choice of the correct photographic equipment is very important in order to avoid mistakes and problems ... More...
Buying a tripod
posted by missb - 3rd of august, 2007
A couple days ago I decided to buy a tripod. I found out a couple important things to have I mind when buying a tripod. But first: Why a tripod? If you don’t have a tripod, perhaps you have encountered following problems: shooting ... More...
Over the shoulder technique to reduce camera shake without tripod
posted by doctor_bass - 31st of july, 2007
Forgot to bring your tripod and desperately want to use your non-image stabilized tele without camera-shake? Use the "over-the-shoulder" technique! Support the long lens on your left shoulder (this is easier for lefties (left eye ... More...
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