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davemac 07-03-2014 20:35

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1096938)
Because I like to stay in my car and keep dry (no wet gusset) I use this little attachment to hold the camera. It is very stable and will support the camera even when the 400mm lens is attached, the lens has a tripod clamp so the weight is balanced.

I use a either a two second shutter delay or an app on the iphone which controls the shutter remotely, the iphone screen shows the same scene as the camera viewfinder and avoids camera shake when the shutter is pressed.
OK, it's not much use scrambling through the undergrowth but I leave that to the davemacs of this world.

I also have a monopod which has a rubber grip to screw on to it's thread so it doubles as a walking aid. It was about thirty quids and is worth every one of them.

That's a natty piece of kit, I never knew such a thing existed.

Margaret Pilkington 07-03-2014 20:49

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It is a neat bit of kit......but no good for use on the bus......can't wind the windows down :).

I have one of those Gorilla things....it is very good....and I got it cheap off Flea bay.

Turtle 07-03-2014 22:28

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1096938)
Because I like to stay in my car and keep dry (no wet gusset) I use this little attachment to hold the camera. It is very stable and will support the camera even when the 400mm lens is attached, the lens has a tripod clamp so the weight is balanced.

I use a either a two second shutter delay or an app on the iphone which controls the shutter remotely, the iphone screen shows the same scene as the camera viewfinder and avoids camera shake when the shutter is pressed.
OK, it's not much use scrambling through the undergrowth but I leave that to the davemacs of this world.

I also have a monopod which has a rubber grip to screw on to it's thread so it doubles as a walking aid. It was about thirty quids and is worth every one of them.

That's a cool gadget! And I like the I-phone app idea :)

Accyexplorer 08-03-2014 07:33

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1096938)
Because I like to stay in my car and keep dry (no wet gusset) I use this little attachment to hold the camera. It is very stable and will support the camera even when the 400mm lens is attached, the lens has a tripod clamp so the weight is balanced.

I use a either a two second shutter delay or an app on the iphone which controls the shutter remotely, the iphone screen shows the same scene as the camera viewfinder and avoids camera shake when the shutter is pressed.
OK, it's not much use scrambling through the undergrowth but I leave that to the davemacs of this world.

I also have a monopod which has a rubber grip to screw on to it's thread so it doubles as a walking aid. It was about thirty quids and is worth every one of them.

That bit of kit looks very official/pro.....Nice1

Accyexplorer 08-03-2014 07:40

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Messing about at night :D

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Margaret Pilkington 08-03-2014 08:18

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A great bit of 'messing' if you ask me.

Accyexplorer 08-03-2014 09:29

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1097006)
A great bit of 'messing' if you ask me.

Thanks M,I got bored so I decided to have a drive up sunny bower in Bburn and do some "messing" with the camera :)

I'm going test my hand at light painting some of Accringtons buildings next time....watch this space ;)

gpick24 08-03-2014 20:16

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An evening walk over to rishton and back.

1. A Tit.
2. Don`t know what this one is.
3. A noisy Robin.
4. Duke having a jump.
5. A sunset.
6. A HDR sunset.
7. The canal in the evening.

maxthecollie 08-03-2014 21:14

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No 2 is a chaffinch

davemac 08-03-2014 21:55

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Today in Pictures, if it's not wet, your not doing it right. Jackhouse reservoir.

1. The buds are just bursting on the early cherries.
2. I think another week or two before full bloom on these trees.
3. The top reservoir is now home to a field of Bull Rushes.
4. Bull Rushes spreading seeds.
5. The stream as it feeds into Jackhouse Reservoir.
6. A change in height from what was the top res.
7. How am I going to get back down now.
8. The stream now feeds through the now drained top res.
9. I must be doing it right, its now wet.
10. Final dunking then back down stream.

gpick24 08-03-2014 22:40

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 1097126)
No 2 is a chaffinch

Thanks Max, are you a bit of a twitcher?

Accyexplorer 09-03-2014 00:22

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I had a little through gatty park and along the canal.

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maxthecollie 09-03-2014 07:53

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1097140)
Thanks Max, are you a bit of a twitcher?

No not really I know some of the basic birds .My eldest son was a member of R.S.P.B. and has taken loads of bird pics , have a look at Flickr: spguk's Photostream

gpick24 09-03-2014 17:44

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 1097155)
No not really I know some of the basic birds .My eldest son was a member of R.S.P.B. and has taken loads of bird pics , have a look at Flickr: spguk's Photostream

Some cracking pics on there.

gpick24 09-03-2014 17:46

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Some more bird pics, and a couple of kittys.


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