How to support your camera for Wildlife Photography.

[@stevenpitts4689]

Oh Great Video Kevin!!! Now I really want to get a Groundpod. Only thing I'm missing!

[@paulisraelsonisraelsonlaw654]

As always, very informative and helpful. Thank you Kevin. PJI

[@luisfigueroa3300]

You’re spot on! Thanks.😊

[@sharadbhutoria]

Absolutely fantastic pointers. Helpful and practical. Thank you sir. 😊

[@kevinhatleyphotography]

Thanks for watching

[@jamesclifford3401]

Hi Kevin, Thanks for all the hard work that you put into making this videos.

[@kevinhatleyphotography]

Thanks for watching.

[@ms5793]

Thks, clear and helpful.

[@ajs1501]

Hi always interested in your uploads. I have trouble with camera straps, I have an elasticated one but it's still awkward. perhaps you could consider doing a video on a number of different straps, harnesses ect?

[@kevinhatleyphotography]

Thanks for watching i will try to include a section on camera straps in a future video. Kevin.

[@wildhomevideos]

Great information Kevin. I haven't seen a groundpod with a gimble before. Gives me ideas. I get reasonable results supporting my 200-600 mm lens on one knee. I have been looking for a suitable beanbag that would add more support in this position and I haven't come across something suitable. The one you use with the handles looks worth checking out. Unfortunately even in Perth, the capital of our state (yes it was named after your Perth) the photographic shops are not as well stocked up as one would like. But knowing something is available is half the battle👍

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@@kevinhatleyphotography Thank you