Andrea Wrote:
If I'd been using my walking stick/monopod, I probably wouldn't have fallen
in
the first place!
I'm guessing from other posts that I'll have problems using the 300
handheld?
You can bet I won't be walking downhill with the camera + the 300 attached
to the
tripod, in any case. From now on, all cameras and lenses will be safely
snugged
in the bag before I start to travel. That way, I can tuck and roll. :)
- - Andrea
>>You can always try & brace against something, or use your monopod. I
took this shot: http://www.pbase.com/image/2037666 leaning against a
lamppost. The boats are pretty sharp on the original, however the shutter
speed was 1/500 sec, at about f8, using
200ASA film. This was my first shot with this lens, so I'm quite happy with
it. I need to use it more though! Good luck with yours, & hope the ankle
mends quickly.
Andy Gilbert
Exeter
Devon
England
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