.......just need a 2ft lens to mount on it now
Ah yes. . If you are shooting sports/ wildlife you may want to get a monoPod instead /as well, just get a strong one to go with the heavy lens.
Good to hear, but let us see the result.
Dave
Never used a tripod before with a digital camera what a difference it makes,
Very happy
Just need a 2ft lens to mount on it now
Posting your own pics up and asking for advice can be a good way to improve - gives you different ideas to try.Soon
The pictures I have seen on here are too good!
Agree with this.Posting your own pics up and asking for advice can be a good way to improve - gives you different ideas to try.
As with everything though - some advice will be good and some not so good - just filter out what you want to take from it.
Also photography is subjective and emotive.
i.e. what floats one person's boat may do nothing for another.
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First judge got the joke and rated it highly for humour, second judge missed the joke completely and marked it down as the ball "wasn't in the right .
Ah yes. . If you are shooting sports/ wildlife you may want to get a monoPod instead /as well, just get a strong one to go with the heavy lens.
Or just extend 1 Leg of Tripod and use as a Monopod!!!
Problem is the weight. unless you are lucky enough to own a Carbon Fibre Tripod. Good DSLR and big glass = 6+ kg (almost a Stone in old money) and then you've got to carry the tripod and your camera bag - hmm, have to get down the gym again !
It's all about technique and understanding limitations.Well a little update my photos are miles better when useing the tripod
Not sure why I have a vr lens?