Re: Cameras and Iris photography
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- Subject: Re: Cameras and Iris photography
- From: d*@llano.net
- Date: Wed, 09 Oct 96 02:58:38 GMT
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On 10/8/96 8:23PM, in message <325AFB1E.9A4@roanoke.infi.net>,
Dennis Stoneburner <drstone@roanoke.infi.net> wrote:
Diana Louis wrote:
>
> FWIW, I have a monopod which is a lot easier to carry around which
> is important when I'm out in a field trying to find honeybees on
> wild flowers and dragging my camera with me.
>
Good point. When you think about it - your 2 legs and the monopod = a
tripod. Some people have very good success with this. ME, well not
much
to tell. My tripod is ultra light weight. A 6 year old could carry it.
Dennis zone 6-7 sorta
>
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I am afraid that with my grace me and the monopod would end up in
the middle of the iris clump. (now that would be a lovely picture). Guess
I had better stick to the tripod.
Dana Brown Lubbock, Texas Zone 7
Where the coldest it's ever been is
-17 on 2/8/33 and the warmest it's
ever been is 114 on 6/27/94
