John using the chainpod
Uploaded: March 14, 2006
This image shows how to use the chainpod to make sharper pictures.
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She-She Killough March 21, 2006
John, That is one cool thing you have going there!! But I am still not sure what you screw it into? Do you drill into your tripod mount that you take on and off your camera? I don't think you mean that you drill into the bottom of your camera?Btw your gallery is very helpful!
Thanks,
She-She Killough #412850
John H. Siskin March 21, 2006
The thumbscrew fit into the bottom of the camera, the threads are the same as a tripod. You drill through the thumbscrew to attach the chain to the thumbscrew. Check PhotoID: 1865341. It really works!She-She Killough March 25, 2006
Oh I get it now THANKS so much for the explaination!! I would really like to take your class sometime. I just have to save up now. LOL But you seem like the one I am looking for for lighting. Glad your around! Your Awesome!! :)She-She #2573162
Steve M. Harrington April 18, 2008
Got it! Thanks for the suggestion, John. Btw, I see we both have a beard and ponytail. You gotta be a good guy! :)John H. Siskin April 18, 2008
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