Shoulder Tripod??

Apr 03, 2009 2 Replies

Back when I was video-capturing my children I had a big-ass VHS camcorder that rested on my shoulder. Manageable easily for an hour without tiring.



Now I have a little Canon with swing out view screen.



Gets very tiring to hold at arm's length... especially during an



8-year-old granddaughter's birthday party ;-)

Is there such a thing as a "shoulder tripod" to assist with this?



Thanks!



...Jim Thompson



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"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Jim... Why are you holding at arms lengh? Would you not hold as any camera? Warren

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Moving grandchildren are hard to follow when your eye is glued to a viewfinder.

This camera has a nice flip-out LCD screen, which means the camera is about a foot out in front of my face. Think arm position and how that can ache after an hour in that position :-(

...Jim Thompson

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