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Monopod |
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Wooden
Tripods
wooden
tripods are great for work in water - particularly salt water.
This is an old army signaling tripod converted with a manfoto
head. The legs can be spread wide which allows the camera to
be positioned quite close to the ground. |
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The
legs can be extended for greater height. |
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This
is a small Manfroto tripod which is light enough to carry when
traveling. |
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By
removing a rubber bush, the central shaft can be removed. |
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This
can then be turned upside down which allows the camera to be set
very close to the ground. |
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Notice how this tripod has supports
that link from the legs back to the central column which stops
the legs from spreading outwards. |
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The
tripod has to be large enough to take the weight of the camera.
This 4x5 camera requires a larger and stronger tripod than a 35mm
camera would. |
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