I know this is a somewhat silly question, but does anyone know where to look for a mini bean bag? I asked all my friends and they mostly just stared at me blankly. Maybe Hobby Lobby or something like that?
colbyb25 Senior Member 676 posts Joined Aug 2007 Location: Boulder, CO More info | Jun 05, 2008 07:40 | #1 I know this is a somewhat silly question, but does anyone know where to look for a mini bean bag? I asked all my friends and they mostly just stared at me blankly. Maybe Hobby Lobby or something like that? COLBY BROWN PHOTOGRAPHY
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malla1962 Cream of the Crop 7,714 posts Likes: 5 Joined Jul 2004 Location: Walney Island,cumbria,uk More info | Jun 05, 2008 13:10 | #2 |
RalphMerlino Goldmember 1,645 posts Likes: 31 Joined Apr 2008 More info | I am sure the B&H would have the, or Sammy's in Los Angeles.
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RTMiller Goldmember 1,241 posts Likes: 5 Joined Dec 2004 Location: Delaware, USA More info | Get a zip-loc bag and but some beans or rice in it. Or better yet, keep a bag in your camera bag and fill it with dirt or sand on site. Takes up less space that way.
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sean.donovan Hatchling 1 post Joined Jan 2007 More info | Jun 05, 2008 17:13 | #5 I went to the fabric store (which happens to have cheap frames) and bought some heavier fabric, basically a light weight demin material, and a zipper and stiched away. Made it about 1.5"x4"x6".
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RTMiller Goldmember 1,241 posts Likes: 5 Joined Dec 2004 Location: Delaware, USA More info | Jun 05, 2008 17:42 | #6 sean.donovan wrote in post #5667745 I went to the fabric store (which happens to have cheap frames) and bought some heavier fabric, basically a light weight demin material, and a zipper and stiched away. Made it about 1.5"x4"x6". I also went to a hardware store a bought a rubber gasket, a flange nut, a small washer, a large washer some superglue, and a 1/4"x20 screw. Hopefully you know where I'm going here. I filled this with rice, and it works well. I plan on making a simpler 'sand sock' (with rice) that roughly fits the curve of a 70-200 (should be comfortable enough for other longer lenses) that has a flange nut on the bottom for mounting on a tripod or monopod. Sometime's it's just easier to shoot by hand, but nice to be able to rest the camera and lens. You might find something at a gun shop for cheaper than a camera shop. I went to the drawer and got a zip-loc bag...
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