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Hi all,
I’m considering a Camranger to use with my D810. Getting down low is now quite difficult for me, sadly old age and creaky joints make it painful to get into position. The Camranger seems to be a possible solution, although I will have to sacrifice the flexibility of my L bracket. My question is how folks actually work with it in the field? Short of sprouting a third arm, I’ll need something to hold my iPad or iPod touch whilst I adjust the camera.
Can anyone suggest a suitable mount or explain their own way of working?
Many thanks.
I’m considering a Camranger to use with my D810. Getting down low is now quite difficult for me, sadly old age and creaky joints make it painful to get into position. The Camranger seems to be a possible solution, although I will have to sacrifice the flexibility of my L bracket. My question is how folks actually work with it in the field? Short of sprouting a third arm, I’ll need something to hold my iPad or iPod touch whilst I adjust the camera.
Can anyone suggest a suitable mount or explain their own way of working?
Many thanks.