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02/08/2003 04:48:10 PM · #1 |
There is an extensive article on how to use a monopod with pictures and diagrams.
//www.outdooreyes.com/photo5.php3
Enjoy,
PT
Message edited by Gordon - activating url. |
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02/08/2003 05:28:30 PM · #2 |
Very handy - thank you.
I think I'd find it easier to follow with full length photos of the model holding the tripod as well as the feet/ legs ones which are already shown but it's still very useful.
We do have a (cheap) monopod as well as our (cheap) tripod and I have always had problems using it.
Will give these ideas a go.
Thanks
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02/08/2003 11:38:56 PM · #3 |
| Would you recommend using a head with the monopod ? Would seem to allow more options for holding/ positioning it more 'tripod-like' if you could adjust the head angle - the example monopod doesn't seem to have an adjustable head on it...just curious. |
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02/09/2003 07:40:38 AM · #4 |
The article states up front that you should use a ball head. It would seem the only way it would help you out at all.
I have friends that always carry the mono, even if the tripod is avail. too--use it as a walking stick and are always ready to steady the camera. |
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