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RE: Mondo ponds trails - Panorama
I have it always in my car - a small and lightweight aluminum BeeFree tripod from Manfrotto.
I have it always in my car - a small and lightweight aluminum BeeFree tripod from Manfrotto.
I forget the brand of the one I have at the moment in fact I have two of them in my car, one bigger one for using mostly and a smaller one for the city, but I have to bring it in more time with me as well
I just remembered it is a Meefoto Tripod I have, well tripods I have the Globetrotter and backpack versions I think
These MeFoto Tripods look very stylish.
For walking and hiking and so I use the Manfrotto, and at home I have a K&F Concept tripod, which is also very small and lightweight, but I prefer to carry the Manfrotto.
If I ever get a big zoom like the 150-600 then I would also need a more Rick solid tripod and would go for a manfrotto most likely but I have never gone fir the big one since I am not sure with what I like photographing that I would need it of course for birding or sport it would be great but I don’t have the patience for birding and sporting photography isn’t my thing
Same with me: No patience for birding or wildlife photography. This might be the reason why I haven't photographed the beaver yet, although I will try it again soon ;)
I know people into those styles can sit and wait patiently for ages for the bird or animal to come along, thats something I can never do sitting still for more than a minute is a challenge for me
I always have to go around and can not stand still for long ... no, I am not patient at all ;)
My wife on the other hand knows how to relax she can go somewytake a seat and relax happily for ages
Yes, mine too, and she can talk with her friend for hours, and the next day again and again. I don't know, what the h*ll they are talking about for hours nearly every day 🤫
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