Flyerace wrote:
For the future, make one leg stand directly behind the camera. Then you shorten that leg and make the tripod useful. No more limits to the camera on top of the tripod. Still stable, just not equal.
Fylerace, now you done gone and done it - I feel stupid. But I AM stupid, primarily because I've done that sort of thing several times before in other landscape situations but I reckon I was so stressed out shooting the moon, something I really never had success with, that I forgot this common-sense solution. Geeeez.
But I won't hold a grudge. In fact I owe you now.