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 QuikPod Explorer+ Quik Pod Digital Camera Monopod Extendable Hand Held Tripod $28.95 Time Remaining: 2d 3h 11m Buy It Now for only: $28.95 |
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Dolica WT-1003 67-Inch Lightweight Monopod List Price: $32.99 Sale Price: $9.95  |
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Dolica’s 67" Light-Weight Monopod is ideal for both indoor and outdoor photography It is perfect for events, sports activity, capturing that one amazing shot Designed for use with small Point-N-Shoot cameras or 35mm cameras Features: Ultra light-weight construction and able to support up to 6... |
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Vidpro MP-10 - Monopod Sale Price: $9.99 |
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If you like taking pictures of yourself -- or pictures of friends and family that include yourself -- there's no substitute for the new Photo Wand! Photo Wand is an easy-to-use telescoping camera mount -- you attach your camera to the end of it (it screws into the tripod socket on the bottom of your camera), press the self-timer button, extend it, and say cheese... |
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Mini Adjustable Tripod+camera Holder for Iphone and Other Cellphone List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $3.68 |
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Use this smartphone tripod to shoot steady videos and images. This tripod will also allow you to conduct hands-free video calls or comfortably watch a movie. Just attach your phone with camera onto the universal holder and enjoy a handsfree experience! |
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Quikpod QPAK-COMPOD Compod Slim Extendable Handheld Tripod (Black) List Price: $20.00 Sale Price: $17.95 |
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QUICKPOD COMPOD is an extendable hand-held monopod which allows you to shoot above crowds & take your own photos without the help of strangers. With The Compod you get over 4 feet of extended camera reach... |
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XSP1: Pocket Xshot Extendable Hand Held Monopod Sale Price: $24.95 |
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# Quick knob for fast and secure mounting # No coins or screwdrivers required # Thumbs screw locks camera in desired position # Lanyard included # Extends to 30.5" (77.5 cm) # Closes to 6.5" (16.5 cm) # Xshot weight: 5 oz (142g) # Max camera weight: 1... |
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XShot 2.0 Camera Extender for Most Cameras XS2379-F List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $29.95 |
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The XShot 2.0 is a telescopic camera extender that allows the photographer to be in the pictures and videos they capture. It attaches to any compact digital camera or camcorder. Extends to 37 inches and closes to 9 inches... |
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Quik Pod DSLR and POV Handheld Monopod List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $27.99 |
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DSLR’s are great for taking professional quality pictures, but what if you want to be in the shot?With the QuikPod DSLR Tripod, you can capture excellent self-portrait images or videos. All you need to do is hold the extended QuikPod with a camera attached, and properly framed photos and videos are captured with ease! You can use your camera's self-timer, remote control, or leave it on video mode and capture still frames later if desired... |
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QuikPod Handheld Convertible Tripod List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $19.95 |
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If you're the photographer in the family, the best photo of yourself is likely on your driver's license. With the Quik PodTM, the world's first handheld extendable tripod, the days of holding out your arm only to get poor picture results are over... |
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Celestron Heavy-Duty Altazimuth Tripod List Price: $135.95 Sale Price: $84.00 Used From: $81.23 |
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Celestron wants to be known as a company that puts quality first in all aspects of its business. It is a complete company, working to make the best possible products backed up by the best possible product support... |
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Lightweight 67" Extendable Stabilizer Monopod for Nikon D3200 / D5100 / D800 / 1 V1 /1 J1 and More Digital SLR Cameras** Includes Cleaning Kit** List Price: $28.99 Sale Price: $17.99 |
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Premium Retractable 67" Monopod Photographer friendly design allows you to grab the Monopod and go wherever the day takes you! Includes three quick release leg locks that allow multiple viewing angles and can be easily broken down so you can place it inside of your favorite camera case or travel bag! Take perfect, crisp photos by using the sturdy high quality construction handles... |
Handling and Choosing the Tripod
If possible, you should use the tripod all the time. Tripods are in precious help for making sharp pictures and you’ll be surprised if you compare the sharpness you can get with your camera on a tripod, as compared to pictures shot handheld. If you don’t like to carry a tripod, try at least a mono pod or a mini tripod. If you are in complex position, you can support to a tree or solid structure to minimize camera shake.
My advice is always using camera support system. Buy the best at the start so that you don’t have to upgrade anymore. As of now I have two monopods and tripods. For light duty, I always carry the 678B Monopod of mine.
I'd recommend that you use the carbon fibre tripod as a first and permanent choice. Carbon Fibre is light and strong and is perfect for traveling photography. Tripods with metallic legs/stand can be a problem in the hot sun. If you want to shoot on the snow and ice in the future, metal tripods can also be a pain.
Buy a tripod that the legs can expand to at least to your eye level. The legs of the tripod should be able to be expand very low and wide. Make sure the legs of the tripod are fat as practicable this means there is lesser tendency to shake.
See if a spirit level bubble is built into the tripod. This is suitable to make sure the camera is level. Test the leg locking mechanism, for me I prefer the twist to lock is quite good. Over time the ball lock mechanism weaken and slip.
Some useful guide on using tripods
Avoid extending the center column of your tripod. If you do so it increases the camera shake. If possible, keep the center column down. When you extend the legs of the tripod, you should extend the fattest sections first. If you want to lower down your tripod, push in the smallest legs. The smallest tripod legs are the flimsiest.
Do not bring or carrying your tripod by holding the extended center column. If you do this the socket will be loosen causing the centre column of your tripod to shake in use.
If possible always spread out the legs of your tripod. This will make the set up more stable. The better tripods are having changeable on footings for various surfaces, rubber footings for slippery surfaces and spiked footings for soft ground.
To avoid the shaking of camera when depressing the shutter use the use a cable shutter release. If not you can use the self timer control.
About the Author
Las Vegas PhotographerJasper Ferrer started his photography at the age of 19, He lives in Las Vegas and anywhere he goes, he brings his camera and start taking event pictures. Visit his blog at Las Vegas Photography for updates. Check out his Las Vegas Commercial Photography featuring food, architecture, advertising and trade-show portraits.
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