In a message dated 7/13/2001 5:29:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< Trey to weight down the tripod with sand bag hung from the center post, a
wooden deck is no where as solid as ground so it's not surprising you saw
the vibrations.
Regards,
Ken >>
As luck would have it I received my Arthur Morris book about bird photography
today from Amazon. Just leafing through it but not reading it in detail yet,
I see that he addresses this exact issue. He recommends pressing down on the
lens directly over the tripod mount with your hand to dampen vibration and
also not using a cable release, but, rather, using the camera against your
cheek and pressing the shuitter manually as a point of stabilization.
Howard
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