I did it.
I removed legs 1 & 2, or was it 3 & 1?....
thus transforming my tripod into a monopod.
It works fine, but I can't post a picture because it keeps falling over while I'm getting the other camera.
My monopod
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My monopod
Well, Joe,
I did it.
I removed legs 1 & 2, or was it 3 & 1?....
thus transforming my tripod into a monopod.
It works fine, but I can't post a picture because it keeps falling over while I'm getting the other camera.
I did it.
I removed legs 1 & 2, or was it 3 & 1?....
thus transforming my tripod into a monopod.
It works fine, but I can't post a picture because it keeps falling over while I'm getting the other camera.
Cheers, Mike.
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Re: My monopod
They make a monopod tripod stand to help with that pesky problem.
Or you could try replacing leg 1 and remove 2 and 3.. 1 is the strongest leg. That's why it's first
Or you could try replacing leg 1 and remove 2 and 3.. 1 is the strongest leg. That's why it's first
Re: My monopod
Take a picture of it laying down. The tripod, not you. Then rotate the picture.