Using a monopod
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i got mines for 15 bucks at wal mart today
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This is my "two cents worth"....I do believe that the HEAVIER a monopod is, the STEADIER it will be!.. so, the lighter monopods are great for certain types of shooting, but I intend to buy the HEAVIEST monopod I can find. And, no, I don't intend to BACKPACK, which would certainly change what I"ve just said.... he didn't mention what was the model number of the Manfrotto. I plan to buy one similar to that one, if its heavy enough!..
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i got mine for $15.00 at walmart earlier
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steadycam fail
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Yep, I bought one today at walmart that was 15.00 looks just like that one he has.
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you could find on at walmart for 15 dollars :|
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What if you have a pocket camera. Does a monopod work for that too?
Someone reply please!
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I find it unfortunate that there have no screws on the other side of the monopod to be able to use it as a telescopic perch...
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Thanks Matt. Enjoy your many videos.
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Mangandalf
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i just use what's around. a ledge, wall, car, etc. it makes photography more fun. lol but that's just me.
Generally the smaller the camera the better the monopod works, because you have a much lower center of gravity because the smaller cameras are so light. One of the new Kodak hd cams or a flip cam works great on a mono pod.
matthewgore0731 9 months ago
Mine has been in dropped, on countless plane rides, and generally abused. There is just not that many parts to break. I am not loyal to any one brand at all, but the Manfrotto that I use has been a dependable piece of gear that I use all the time.
matthewgore0731 1 year ago