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Achieve stability and speedy access to your camera with this useful gear

Ibarionex R. Perello

Updated October 17, 2016

Tripods and monopods ensure that the images we create are sharp. The sturdy legs and rugged designs offer a stable plat-form for creating virtually any image. There are moments when we want to quickly change the position of the camera, however, and that’s where special designs and accessories make the difference.

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Originally Published September 1, 2004

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