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..how Phil?
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got it garden green too, to keep you hidden from sight during wildlife shots
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lol I'm sure there is method in Phil's madness - I'm guessing strapping to your knee or sommin...
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Nice one Jols/Phil!
Much easier than carrying a tripod around
Much easier than carrying a tripod around
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Just loop it around your boot and pull up till it's tight. No use as a tripod substitute for long exposures but does eliminate camera shake a bit.
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A monopod is handy for supporting a camera in confined spaces, it not always possible to set up a tripod. They obviously are lighter and easier to carry but for complete stability then a tripod comes into its own.
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I like that inititive, much easier to carry round!