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Papydom writes "I love my Sony DSC 7 camera. It is really thin, and I can finally go to a wedding or a family party with a camera in my pocket and still have a straight jacket. The point is that it is so thin you cannot screw a regular tripod in it. You have to use an adapter that looks like a big socket for the camera, and accepts a regular tripod screw. This adapter is not heavy, but it is too big for my pockets. So I decided to build my own accessory. I call it the "L"-pod, because this is its shape when in use, as you can see in the last pictures." Link.
DIY Sony DSC-7 "tripod"
Papydom writes "I love my Sony DSC 7 camera. It is really thin, and I can finally go to a wedding or a family party with a camera in my pocket and still have a straight jacket. The point is that it is so thin you cannot screw a regular tripod in it. You have to use an adapter that looks like a big socket for the camera, and accepts a regular tripod screw. This adapter is not heavy, but it is too big for my pockets. So I decided to build my own accessory. I call it the "L"-pod, because this is its shape when in use, as you can see in the last pictures." Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Feb 6, 2006 07:26 AM
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