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The Necessity of a Tripod - by Duncan Longden
I get asked all the time, what is the best camera? What should I buy? What lens is best for travel, fashion, portraiture etc. Most recently I was contacted by a friend in Taiwan who is about to take a trip to Tokyo, he asked me about lenses and what is the best choice as...
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The impact of tripods on photography
How important are tripods? Do I really need a tripod? These are questions we often field from aspiring and new professional photographers. Several decades ago, camera tripods were heavy, bulky, limited in features and difficult to setup. This earned them a poor reputation, making many photographers believe that for most types of photography, the hassle...
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Supreme 40F Case Goes On Safari
Being a photographer and professional guide I had a long debate as to which protective camera case I would like to join my kit. I had to be completely happy that all my kit would safe on my safari to Gods Window and Kruger National Park in South Africa In the end I decided to...
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VEO - It just keeps winning awards!
For those who remember, we launched The VEO Collection of travel tripods, monopods and camera bags at the 2015 Photography Show in Birmingham.The feedback from those who visited our stand at the show was phenomenal, but the response of the specialist photographic journalists has just validated everything we believed with great reviews appearing everywhere.The VEO 265CB Carbon Fibre Travel Tripod won N-Photo's Gold...
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Divider Bag 40 Review by Amateur Photographer
Divider Bag 40 ReviewA Review from Amateur Photographer MagazineSee the original post hereCallum McInerney-Riley tests out the Vanguard Divider Bag 40 Vanguard Divider Bag 40 at a glance: Price: £50 Website: www.vanguardworld.co.uk The Vanguard Divider Bag series has a total of four cases, which range in size from the smallest Divider Bag 37 (which can...
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Panorama Tips and Must-Have Tripod Features with Levi Sim
Nikon D7100, 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 VR lens @28mm, F/16, 1/13s, ISO 160, five frame panorama. It’s simple to make several pictures into one panorama, and I really think you should try it. Panoramas are usually wider than your average picture, and this is good because our daily view of the world is also very wide (just...
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