delhi wrote in post #2435043
i wonder how many stops will a monopod yield vs. handheld. 1-stop?
i wonder how many stops will a monopod yield vs. handheld. 1-stop?
It's not that simple but yes a stop or 2.
LesterWareham Moderator  More info | Dec 23, 2006 04:06 | #46 delhi wrote in post #2435043 i wonder how many stops will a monopod yield vs. handheld. 1-stop? It's not that simple but yes a stop or 2. Gear List
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LesterWareham Moderator More info | Dec 23, 2006 04:08 | #47 sswanson wrote in post #2434900 If it's stability, not support, you are looking for - you may be interested in making a VERY portable tool that appears to have a similar stabalizing effect. A chain that you stand on when taking the photo: http://www.flickr.com …coffeefromhell/200651868/ Yes its an old trick, normally just a peice of string. A monopod will be better, also it will help take the weight of the kit. Gear List
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Jan 01, 2007 03:44 | #48 Surprise Surprise I did get a manfrotto monopod for Christmas. The one time I have used it with my 70-200 L made it even more amazing! The ballhead I bought for it is worth its weight in steel! Christopher J. Martin
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