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xxxx xxxx
{K:1833} 8/30/2003
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Nice tripod, enjoy it... and take a lot of pics ;-)
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Chris Lauritzen
{K:14949} 3/31/2003
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I agree, raise the legs and lower the center and it will be a ton more stable
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Jun Ma
{K:511} 6/23/2002
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How many tripods have you got? :)
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Kari Reed
{K:5} 4/29/2002
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Thanks alot Dad! :-)
You are just jealous because I have a "better" tripod! haha
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Danny Provost
{K:812} 4/29/2002
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Here it is
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Danny Provost
{K:812} 4/29/2002
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Attachmemt is Kari's first tripod. Going to tripod school next.
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Kari Reed
{K:5} 1/2/2002
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Guess I didn't Log In under my name....sorry guys! Last comment was from me: Kari Reed. I figured I better let everyone know, otherwise someone might wonder what the heck is going on. I have not changed my name...haha!
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Jeff Reed
{K:15} 1/2/2002
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Thanks everyone for the comments. For anyone that asked it is a Bogen 3021PRO. I love it! Best gift ever! My Dad informedd me about the leg thing too! I guess I just used the centerpost as a convenience. I am defintely going to keep your comments in mind during my next adventures in shooting! Thanks again!
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{K:2743} 1/2/2002
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well the tripod..looks better this way rather than with all three legs fully extended for the potrait purpose.. :)
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Jeroen Wenting
{K:25317} 12/29/2001
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For once the amateurs were right, james :)
Extend the center column only after all the legs are as far as they can go.
You don't look too happy Kari, or is that because someone else is using the camera ;)
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james mickelson
{K:7344} 12/29/2001
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Kari, Don't listen to these amateurs. You do it your way. And take lots of pictures. Glad to have a face to go with the name. Welcome to our club. 3021 right? Nice camera too.
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al shaikh
{K:15790} 12/28/2001
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David is correct the center post should be used as a last resort rather than a convenience.
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David Meiland
{K:1820} 12/28/2001
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Instead of raising the centerpost, extend the additional leg sections. It will be a lot more rigid that way. When the legs are fully extended and the column is down, the camera should be very close to eye level.
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Dave Holland
{K:13074} 12/28/2001
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A great tool, but you'll find it more stable with the centerpost down. With a long lens like that, slow shutter speeds are not forgiving. I've tried every trick I can think of, including electronic release, mirror lock-up, weight from the centerpost, and kneeling on the ground with only one section of the legs extended. Wind has been my biggest problem, and the only workable solution seems to be a beanbag. That said, I've found a tripod to be my best assistant, and I'm looking to replace it with the most stable one I can find. Happy shooting!
By the way, nice lighting, and a good choice of background.
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Brendon Cordero
{K:3524} 12/28/2001
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Nice legs, what kind is it?
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Brian Steele
{K:620} 12/28/2001
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Lucky you - all I got for Christmas was a jersey :-(.
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