last night

[Craig.]

well last night i went into birmingham centre to get some pictures, sadly only one came out ok, but i am getting a tripod saturday so going back in.

[Fly2e]

No pic Craig
You know I tried uploading 5 pics this morning and they would not show up  ::)

Dave

[Craig.]

I dunno Dave, i have tried a couple of times now and still no luck  ???

[Fly2e]

Might be a problem, I will let Pete know.

Dave

[Craig.]

Thank you sir:)

[Ben_M_K]

I think some one else(Triple_7) I think who is also having problems.

[Craig.]

there we go:)

[Woodlouse2002]

Have they taken out the tapes that describe the view of Paris to those sitting in that thing yet?

[Craig.]

LOL i would love to hear about that one:)

[Craig.]

Part of the main street, again needed a tripod 2 seconds after to took this, my uncle took a nasty fall tripping over a curb

[Woodlouse2002]

Get a monopod. It will give you the support you need and will be much easier to carry around and set up.

[Craig.]

generally for my needs a tri-pod was the better choice, long exposures with my 300d, its really to heavy for a monopod for any length of time

[Woodlouse2002]

A tripod will be quite a thing to lug about. And will take an age to set up. So not only will you not be able to take your camera where ever you go you also won't be able to set it up quickly for a shot.

[Craig.]

I dont do to much of this sort of photography. My whole thing against being in public places such as this at night with the inevitable drunken brawl And those situations i need the tripod dont really require any rush, family portraits, lightning shots and so on. However to save a long discussion over which is better, as i know both have their good and bad sides, i will say. I shall look out for a mono-pod in the new year and if i find one thats cheap enough i will buy one. That way i am covered in all situations Now thats diplomacy

[flyboy 28]

Thought this was going to be about Craigs escapades in bed last night...






Bad James, bad!