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I have a Nikon D60 and I love using it for animation, but the thing is I only have a cheap tripod for it and I was wondering if anybody could tell me the best way to support it and maybe give me some pics.
Thanks in advance,
Will
I need sometthing very steady as I have to deal with the manual focus
Could i adjust my tripod?
Im using a D60 and I just bought a 30 dollar tripod from a local store
Its much to heavy for a lego cradle though
Well what other ways could I support it?
if you have a large enoughSpace
Just set it on the table and tape it to the table but that would limit you ability for angles
COuld I build a rig?, can i see your setup please?
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