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All the great new digital cameras have self-timers, but when it's time to take photos where you can be in the picture, too, what do you do? Carrying a tripod seems silly, and there's not always a Passerby to take your picture. That's where our Steadybag, Jr. comes in handy — it conforms to just about any uneven surface and cradles your camera perfectly. It's also perfect if you need total steadiness for a long exposure. |
| Thousands of still photographers, videographers and motion picture shooters use the larger Steadybag models (SB1 and SB2) to support their cameras in all kinds of situations. Just look at what a great steady platform the window sill of a car provides (here we're using the camouflage version of our 3 lb. Steadybag (Model SB5). |
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But our 8 oz. Steadybag, Jr. (Model SB3) can also be a great help. If you're using a long telephoto lens, just having this Steadybag under the front of the lens will give you support and a way to follow your subject as it moves. |
| We thought you'd like to see the difference that our 20-inch Flexfill reflectors can make when you're photographing flowers or other close-ups in nature. Scott first uses the silver side of our silver/white reversible Flexfill (Model 20-2) to fill in the front of the flower using the strong overhead sunlight. |
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| If it's a slightly softer look you want, Scott adds a silk Flexfill (Model 20-9) above the flower to soften the overhead lighting. If you want even softer light, just use our translucent Flexfill (Model 20-4). |
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