Major Changes In High Rise..
Dec 16, 2012 21:09:29 #
Wabbit
Loc: Arizona Desert
dirtpusher wrote:
yup i do really do. not a bad idea either. like it is said necessity is the mother of invention.
but Wabbit cracks me up. lol
GW wrote:
Soooo ... You really can't forsee that advantages of the visual prospective you could achive from such a hieght. From the back of a wedding to say the condition of a roof for a prospective buyer , or to see over those things that threaten to spoil a great shot . ...
yup i do really do. not a bad idea either. like it is said necessity is the mother of invention.
but Wabbit cracks me up. lol
Hey Doc ..... there's alternatives that are more stable
Dec 16, 2012 21:11:17 #
I've spent a lot of my photographic career trying to get a shot over very large groups of people . I'm talking 8000 plus people or more , the shots are almost always repeated from the same place , whether it be a stage change or whatever I've done a lot of photographic stuff for education via collages . Mainly for teaching purposes and visual aid of sorts. This was the only way to achive these particular shots ... I guess it's to everyones own view point . ... But thanks for your response , don't agree but thanks....
Dec 16, 2012 21:12:24 #
Dec 16, 2012 21:17:13 #
Wabbit wrote:
quote=dirtpusher quote=GW Soooo ... You really c... (show quote)
lol is this where the dirty strap came about..??? lmao
Dec 17, 2012 05:43:04 #
Now if you install a remote control pan,swivel and tilt head on the thing, it might have some promise. I seem to recall a recent entry here about a remote control head that was controled by a smart phone app and WIFI or BlueTooth. That unit also had coonection for remote view and camera control as well and heald both smart phones and Ipads. Might pay to look into combining the 2 inventions.
Dec 17, 2012 05:57:46 #
GW wrote:
Sence I posted this the last time I've made some major changes in my 12.5 ft. tall tri pod . Set it up in the wind and it didn't even wiggle even without the weight . Got to lenghten the pan handle though ,but works great . Did a poor man patent on it , might have a interested party... So what do you people think ....?...
Like many of the other posters here, I can't see a use for such a tripod. But well done for a nice piece of engineering that obviously fulfills a requirement you have.
I know nothing of patenting in USA, but you would not get a patent in UK simply because there's nothing patentable - there's no new technology involved, just application of existing.
However, good luck with your project.
Dec 17, 2012 06:03:33 #
Does it come in carbon fiber? I just took out a low interest mortgage loan and have $125,000.00 to spend. Can you reccomend a good head within my budget?
Thanks for the help.
45 year newbie.
Thanks for the help.
45 year newbie.
Dec 17, 2012 06:10:08 #
Dec 17, 2012 07:16:36 #
One reason would be in photographing large Groups , tethered to a lap top and used with remote release.
Dec 17, 2012 07:21:13 #
This could be of interest to the 360/180 panoramists.
Take a look at the poles that Nodal Ninja sells.
Might be worth a contact with Nick Fan, creator of the Nodla Ninja line - he might be interested in buying it,
if you are looking for a buyer
Take a look at the poles that Nodal Ninja sells.
Might be worth a contact with Nick Fan, creator of the Nodla Ninja line - he might be interested in buying it,
if you are looking for a buyer
Dec 17, 2012 07:57:19 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Which circumstances would require a 12-foot tripod?
GW wrote:
A tripod so high that a 10-foot step ladder is needed to reach camera.Reason , in referance to .....?
Which circumstances would require a 12-foot tripod?
Second floor bedroom window? ;)
Dec 17, 2012 08:06:10 #
usaellie101
Loc: Spring Hill, Florida
Wabbit wrote:
Hey Doc ..... ehhhhh, for starters, height ..... I have three of these in my back yard, just forgot what I used em for
GW wrote:
Reason , in referance to .....?
Hey Doc ..... ehhhhh, for starters, height ..... I have three of these in my back yard, just forgot what I used em for
Adorable cartoons...where did you get them?
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