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Introduction to 35mm Camera Types & Models
Knowing Digital 35mm Camera Essentials & Basics
Tips on Single Use Disposable 35mm Cameras
Types of 35mm Camera Film & Their Uses
Tips on Loading a 35mm Camera With Film
Practical Uses for 35mm Point & Shoot Cameras
Settings & Features of 35mm Point & Shoot Cameras
Loading 35mm SLR Cameras With Film
Tips on Settings for 35mm SLR Cameras
Tips on Lenses Used for 35mm SLR Cameras
How to Care for 35mm Camera Lenses
Using Tripods With 35mm SLR Cameras
How to Use the Flash on a 35mm SLR Camera
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Summary: Learn how to use tripods with 35mm SLR cameras, and other essentials of camera use in this free how-to video about using 35mm SLR cameras.
Fred Norwood has been a professional photographer for over 23 years. Being a portrait photographer, Fred specializes in photographing weddings, family groups, animals, babies, and high...read more
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" Hi! I am Fred Norwood on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to discuss the use of a tripod with your 35 mm SLR camera. Serious photographers know that quality and sharpness can be greatly enhanced with the use of a tripod. It is difficult to handhold a 35 mm camera with the telephoto lens attached if your shutter speed falls below 125th of a second. A tripod stabilizes this combination if your light level is not high enough to reach 125th of a second or if you have to use a small aperture to make sure your background is tack sharp. Tripods vary by price and construction. Lightweight tripods cannot safely handle the weight of a camera and a telephoto lens attached. It is cheaper in this case to spend a little bit more on a better tripod than to watch your expensive camera lens topple over. Camera shake is imperceptible at the time you take the picture but is very evident on the final picture. The use of a cable release eliminates the need for you to physically touch the camera and eliminates any chance of shake. "
eHow Article: Using Tripods With 35mm SLR Cameras
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meotch1 said
on 8/8/2008 yes, good advice. i can only imagine how angry i'd be if i skimped on the tripod then had my $1300 camera and $800 lens collapse into the grand canyon or swimming pool!