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On Mon, 23 Jul 2018 19:42:07 -0400, Davoud wrote:
newshound: It's notable how many "sports" pros who need mobility and long (heavy) lenses simply go for a monopod. I've never used one myself, but think about getting one from time to time. No reason it should not work fine on a compact (especially a superzoom) as long as it is not too heavy, and is quick and easy to "telescope". Q. How good is a monopod? A. One third as good as a tripod. A monopod is useful for holding the weight of a camera, but it does nothing to steady a camera. So it's good for providing relief to sports photographers and others who use heavy lenses, so long as they have steady hands. When doing sports photography where the photographer moves around, it's much quicker to set up to shoot using a monopod than if using a tripod. -- Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida |
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