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That is a great idea! It is along the lines of using the camera strap wrapped around your arm to brace it, but i think this would be more effective. I think i'll make one for when i'm hiking and i don't want to carry a couple extra pounds of tripod.
I've made those using a 1/4-20 eyebolt. Learned the trick from a photographer I used to work for. Sometimes you need a tripod, but for the rest, that's a lot esier to roll that up and stick it in your pocket.
As Bob suggests, this is an old field photographer's trick, though no less a good one. In other variations, when you're shooting from an awkward stance you can tie the cord to a tree limb or sign post or whatever.
It's a little too complicated for me. I usually prefer solutions that involve duct tape. (Didn't Red Green do something like this on his show once?)
Jeff
“Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing”--Voltaire
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