I am giving you a link to a one source of the kaiser level that you
see pictured in my set up photo. It is designed to fit in the hot
shoe. One of the reasons I like this level is that it is made up
of two bulleye levels, one for horizontal (scenes and landscapes),
and the second level for pointing the camera straight down, useful
for copy work....link below.
http://www.kbcamera.com/supportsales.htm
Regards,
Norman
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http://www.pbase.com/norman
any tips where one could buy such a level, in europe?
http://www.pbase.com/image/26045948/medium .
I find the F828 lends itself to be customized for individual
needs, to respond to the instructions given it, in a variety of
conditions in the field. Refinements in set up according to my
needs allows more of my attention to go to artistic intent and
visual choices, that directly effect the outcome of photos.
.
The RV-DR1 remote release is used to trigger the shutter ,
minmizing the possibility of camera movement. This remote release
remains connected, as if part of the camera, with the remote cord
wound with electrical tap and shortened to approx. six inches. A
level is often used outdoors for landscapes (horizontal/vertical)
placed in the flash shoe, eliminating a need for cropping due to
tilted horizons.
...Those reading please feel free to share your set -up, by return
post.
It would be interesting to share experiences, and photos of
varying camera setups for follow up discussion, that we may
benefit from a variety of usage.
Norman
