Well, you didn't expect a PHD candidate to carry his own tripod up a mountain, did you?

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Cesar Matamoros II wrote:

Always to go against the grain, I do not carry a tripod with me to GFM.
Though I have been used as a tripod sherpa.

Story, if interested, on the mountain,

Cesar
Panama City, Florida

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Desjardins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 10:42 AM

When we were at GFM last year, Debbie commented on that.  You could tell
it was a photo weekend not byt he quality of the cameras but by the fact
that everyone had a tripod/monopod.


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This surprises you? Snapshooters don't use things like tripods, monopods, or big flash brackets. Once you do, you become interesting.

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Markus Maurer wrote:


Hi Tripod/Monopad Users :-)

what really amazes me:
If I carry only camera body and lens and flash - nearly nobody cares

after a


minute beside some first glances
Mounting a monopod changes that behavior completely, people really

start


staring at my camera equipment.
I believed they should notice that is an old analog camera, but they

keep


considering my as a pro working for the press
(and asking for that) just because of that monopad :-)

a Monpod as well as a tripod seem to impress people a lot!

happy Pentaxing
Markus



Thanks for the feedback. FYI, I finally ordered the 3249 monopod

with


the 484rc2 quick release Ballhead.


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