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Drew Long August 31st, 2007 07:39 PM

A tripod will definitely give you the best stability. Get one with a leveller and with removable spreader if you are shooting in the wilderness etc. Spiked feet option is also a must. Carbon fiber is lighter and more rigid.
For days you don't need or can't use a tripod, a monopod is a good and light option. I use the Trektech mono/tripod walking stick. In tripod mode it's steadier than a monopod. It doubles as a walking stick as well.

Adriano Moroni September 1st, 2007 03:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Justin Carlson (Post 737468)
I was in Africa for a few weeks back in May and I only took a Manfrotto monopod around with me. For the stuff I was shooting (mainly wildlife) it worked great.
http://homepage.mac.com/justin.carls...ser/index.html

Justin,
I suspect in post production you have used filter to get those beautiful images. Could you ask you what filter did you use?
Tahnks


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