Wednesday, 31 January 2018

Handling and Choosing the Tripod

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If possible, you should use the tripod all the time. Tripods are a precious help for making sharp images and you will be surprised if you compare the sharpness you can get with your camera on a Best Lightweight Travel Tripods Reviews, compared to photos taken on your handheld. If you do not like to carry a tripod, try at least a monopod or a mini tripod. If you are in a complex position, you can support a tree or a solid structure to minimize camera movement.

What to Look for in a Lightweight Tripod

My advice is to always use the camera's support system. Buy the best at the beginning so you do not have to update. From now on, I have two monopods and tripods. For light tasks, I always carry my Monopod 678B.


I recommend that you use the carbon fiber tripod as the first permanent option. The Carbon Fiber is light and strong and is perfect for traveling in photography. Gitzo GT1542T Traveler Tripod Review with metal legs/support can be a problem under the sun. If you want to shoot on snow and ice in the future, metal tripods can also be a pain.

Buy a tripod that your legs can expand at least to the level of your eye. The legs of the tripod should be able to expand very low and wide. Make sure that the legs of the tripod are as thick as possible, this means that there is less tendency to shake.

See if a bubble level bubble is integrated into the tripod. This is adequate to make sure that the camera is level. Try the locking mechanism of the leg, for me, I prefer that the turn to block it is pretty good. Over time, the locking mechanism of the ball weakens and slips.

A Useful Guide on The Use of Tripods


Avoid extending the center column of your tripod. Doing so increases the movement of the camera. If possible, keep the middle column down. When you extend the legs of the tripod, you must first extend the thickest sections. If you want to lower your tripod, press the smaller legs. The smaller tripod legs are the weakest.

my travel tripod

Do not carry or transport your tripod by holding the extended center column. If you do this, the socket will loosen and the base of your tripod will shake during use. If possible, always extend the legs of your tripod. This will make the configuration more stable. The best tripods have an interchangeable foot for several surfaces, rubber shoes for slippery surfaces and shoes with spikes for soft ground.

To avoid shaking the camera when pressing the shutter, use a cable trigger. If not, you can use the self-timer control.



Las Vegas photographer Sara Taylor began her photography at the age of 19, lives in Las Vegas and wherever she goes, brings her camera and starts taking pictures of the events. Visit her blog at Las Vegas Photography to get updates. Take a look at her commercial photograph of Las Vegas that presents portraits of food, architecture, advertising and trade fairs. Visit her site at Best Lightweight Travel Tripods Reviews

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