I don't believe in any monopods except very good heavy duty ones. I did a
couple of dog agility trials just because I stumbled across them. Found that
in most cases a zoom in the 80-200/2.8 range seemed to be fine. So even a
light monopod would support it but it would often interfere with panning
well. If I had to stand back far enough where I had to use my 300/2.8 I'd
definitely pack either my Bogen 3016 or 3249 monopod. Maybe stick a ball
head on it to aid in getting a smooth pan.
Kent Gittings

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Subject: monopods


Dear All,
Not so long back, but many many messages ago there was a brief discussion
about tripods and monopods.
I sort of vaguely remember Dave asking about monopods for his horsey pics.
(forgive me if I'm wrong, the hour is late and I'm getting old)
Was there any sort of consensus reached about what the best makes were? I'm
going to be using it for agility pics, both inside and outdoors. And it's
going to be a Christmas present (not from me to me but from someone else to
me!)
I read a good write up in Pop Photography about the Adorama Podmatic 5
Section Monopod, which was their Version Of The Linhof Monomatic.
Does anyone have one of these? Know anything about them?
I'm going to look in the local camera store as well, but the adorama one
aroused my curiosity.

tvm
Wendy


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Wendy & Paul Beard
Ottawa, Canada
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