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On cricket, maths, tripods and nature - part 7 of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

by Mike McNamee Published 01/12/2009

Image 1 A snaplink eyelet is provided for attaching a sling strap.

Image 2 Foam rubber cuffs protect hands from the cold and shoulders from the weight of the gear.

The new Giotto can be used both high and low. Foldedit is slightly longer than a large equipment rucksack.

Since the bulk of the article was drafted we have had the opportunity to use the whole rig on a number of shoots. After a while different things become more apparent and in some instances little niggles start to show. Aware of this the manufacturers strive to continually update their product and we find that they are generally more attentive to the photographers' needs.

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