A DIY rifle shooting rest made from a thrift shop camera tripod. This type of rifle rest is known as a "Sniper Saddle". Credit for the concept goes to Mr Kent Gooch a military sniper and trainer of snipers. You can design and build the height to be adjustable for specific shooting positions and the saddle can be fitted to a specific rifle if you want it to be. It's a nice tool for the field or the bench. CC Music by: Ghost Song Title: "Smooth Session"
Showing posts with label Shooting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shooting. Show all posts
Thursday, December 20, 2012
0 commentsSniper Saddle - Shooting Rest
Sniper Saddle - Shooting Rest Video Clips. Duration : 6.57 Mins.
A DIY rifle shooting rest made from a thrift shop camera tripod. This type of rifle rest is known as a "Sniper Saddle". Credit for the concept goes to Mr Kent Gooch a military sniper and trainer of snipers. You can design and build the height to be adjustable for specific shooting positions and the saddle can be fitted to a specific rifle if you want it to be. It's a nice tool for the field or the bench. CC Music by: Ghost Song Title: "Smooth Session"
A DIY rifle shooting rest made from a thrift shop camera tripod. This type of rifle rest is known as a "Sniper Saddle". Credit for the concept goes to Mr Kent Gooch a military sniper and trainer of snipers. You can design and build the height to be adjustable for specific shooting positions and the saddle can be fitted to a specific rifle if you want it to be. It's a nice tool for the field or the bench. CC Music by: Ghost Song Title: "Smooth Session"
Monday, November 5, 2012
0 commentsShooting a 360 Panoramic Photo with a normal lens and tripod
Shooting a 360 Panoramic Photo with a normal lens and tripod Tube. Duration : 2.52 Mins.
Panomonkey.com shows you how to use a normal camera and normal lens on tripod to shoot a 360-degree panoramic photo.
Panomonkey.com shows you how to use a normal camera and normal lens on tripod to shoot a 360-degree panoramic photo.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
0 commentsShooting Videos with a DSLR Camera - English
Shooting Videos with a DSLR Camera - English Tube. Duration : 2.67 Mins.
With the ability to shoot video with many new DSLR cameras, the necessary changes in handling them has become evermore important. Professional photographer Bill Frakes, in conjunction with Bogen Imaging (now Manfrotto Distribution), shot a video using a DSLR camera with Manfrotto and Gitzo photography equipment. These were his conclusions: The new cameras look and feel like traditional still cameras, but handle very differently, especially when shooting video. The weight distribution and focusing techniques involved require a tough, durable, and rock steady platform to shoot with. When shooting video with the new DSLR cameras like the Nikon D90, I rely heavily on Manfrotto and Gitzo tripods to keep the camera steady and video smooth. The Manfrotto 700RC2 and the 190XB are an excellent solution for working on the go. The 701HDV is an even more robust head that is still lightweight and very easy to use. The Gitzo fluid damped 3-way head G2272M is great on the GT3320BS tripod. The G2180 and the G2380 fluid heads are terrific options as well. I use a lot of long, heavy telephoto glass and it is absolutely critical that I have not only perfectly steady, optimally balanced equipment in order to produce crisp, fluid images, but it is equally important that the heads allow seamless fluid control so that I can move easily with the action. In the field, traveling with tripods are a mandatory part of my workflow. My personal favorites are the Manfrotto 529 HiHat with the 519 video ...
With the ability to shoot video with many new DSLR cameras, the necessary changes in handling them has become evermore important. Professional photographer Bill Frakes, in conjunction with Bogen Imaging (now Manfrotto Distribution), shot a video using a DSLR camera with Manfrotto and Gitzo photography equipment. These were his conclusions: The new cameras look and feel like traditional still cameras, but handle very differently, especially when shooting video. The weight distribution and focusing techniques involved require a tough, durable, and rock steady platform to shoot with. When shooting video with the new DSLR cameras like the Nikon D90, I rely heavily on Manfrotto and Gitzo tripods to keep the camera steady and video smooth. The Manfrotto 700RC2 and the 190XB are an excellent solution for working on the go. The 701HDV is an even more robust head that is still lightweight and very easy to use. The Gitzo fluid damped 3-way head G2272M is great on the GT3320BS tripod. The G2180 and the G2380 fluid heads are terrific options as well. I use a lot of long, heavy telephoto glass and it is absolutely critical that I have not only perfectly steady, optimally balanced equipment in order to produce crisp, fluid images, but it is equally important that the heads allow seamless fluid control so that I can move easily with the action. In the field, traveling with tripods are a mandatory part of my workflow. My personal favorites are the Manfrotto 529 HiHat with the 519 video ...
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