The best accessories I know of is the ball and cup. This enables me to continue shooting for hours , birds , butterflies , flowers, side line sports or anything that moves. I especially like shooting for eagles , we only have one pair so we do a lot of waiting.
The way this works is quite simple, the ball is attached to your camera and the cup is independently attached to your mono pod and acts as a ball joint for the mono pod, giving you great flexibility and yet stability, you can immediately lift the camera and ball off the mono pod to focus quicker and while waiting the ball rests in the cup ready for the next shot saving you to have to stand and hold 12 lbs. of camera and lens. A pic is worth a thousand words. [img]http://www.branhamphoto.com/Photography/BALL-AND-CUP/ball-and-cup-brochure-copy/712696826_w2PAU-M.jpg[/img]
www.branhamphoto.com for more info.
Thanks Randall
Posted by Luke Ormand on July 10, 2010 at 11:51 PM
If you are going to advertise your own products - at least make it clear that's what you're doing...Please don't make a veiled attempt at creating a useful thread
I'm sorry If I offended anyone , please accept my apologies it was unintentional . I intended to attach to the thread "best accessories" but some how I ended up starting a new thread. Sorry for any inconvenience . I'll leave, I'm not a company just an individual that has developed a better way for a special use, and wanted to share
Thanks Randall
Posted by Luke Ormand on July 11, 2010 at 11:25 PM
For me, there's nothing wrong with letting people know about your product - and I could understand the confusion of the thread because obviously a similar one had been posted recently.
What does bother me (and I'm willing to bet, others) is not being up front that it's your product you are hawking and the fact that you are not a member but are advertising your wares in the forum gallery.
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5 repliesThe way this works is quite simple, the ball is attached to your camera and the cup is independently attached to your mono pod and acts as a ball joint for the mono pod, giving you great flexibility and yet stability, you can immediately lift the camera and ball off the mono pod to focus quicker and while waiting the ball rests in the cup ready for the next shot saving you to have to stand and hold 12 lbs. of camera and lens. A pic is worth a thousand words. [img]http://www.branhamphoto.com/Photography/BALL-AND-CUP/ball-and-cup-brochure-copy/712696826_w2PAU-M.jpg[/img]
www.branhamphoto.com for more info.
Thanks Randall
ZAPP!!!!!
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Thanks Randall
What does bother me (and I'm willing to bet, others) is not being up front that it's your product you are hawking and the fact that you are not a member but are advertising your wares in the forum gallery.