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Traveling Without a Tripod

Posted by Dave Smith on Jun 24, 2009 in Photography Tips

Flying these days for the casual photographer has become a nightmare. Since we don’t travel all the time with our photo equipment we aren’t up on the latest requirements for things like Tripods.

Most of the time you can slip a mono pod into your carry on and be fine. But if you don’t want to take along a mono pod there is still a creative way you can stabilize your camera for some of those long exposure shots you want. And it won’t cost you a fortune. Yes, you can easily get it through security.

Bean Bag Wrist Rest

Bean Bag Wrist Rest

Camera Stabilizer for the Beans

Camera Stabilizer for the Beans

I’ve used this little bean bag on multiple occasions while traveling. It works like a charm even for long exposure night shots.

Shooting Tip: I know some wear a vest or carry a backpack when shooting. I don’t like all that much to do. However, I do wear cargo pant or shorts when I go for a shoot. It is so easy to put lenses and gear in those pockets. Yes, I have certain pocket for each piece of gear. It is quick and easy access and the bean bag easily fits in a pocket.

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