-
landscapes with
extreme depth of field. Many
monopods can also be used as a "beltpod,"
meaning that the foot of the
monopod can rest on the belt or hip of the photographer...
-
their bodies. The
names monopod and
skiapod (σκιάποδες) are both Gr****,
respectively meaning "one-foot" and "shadow-foot".
Monopods appear in Aristophanes'...
-
barrel at a
desired angle. A
monopod has one leg and does not
provide stability along the
coordinate axis of motion.
Monopods have the
advantage of being...
- g. Skycam) or on top of very tall
poles that are
either handheld (e.g.
monopods and
selfie sticks),
fixed firmly to
ground (e.g.
surveillance cameras and...
- as
Duffers eventually found advantage in
their new form as
Monopods.
Dufflepuds ("
Monopods") are
among the
creatures that face
judgement at Aslan's doorway...
- vibrations, so they are
often stabilized with
tripods or (less commonly)
monopods,
which provide a
stationary and
steady platform.
Tripod heads can be used...
-
optical gear and in some
cases a
laser rangefinder.
Snipers may also use
monopods,
bipods or
tripods to
steady their aim.
Historic military sniper rifles...
- is an
Italian brand of
camera and
lighting supports,
including tripods,
monopods, and
other accessories, that is
manufactured by Lino
Manfrotto + Co. Spa...
- of 24°. "Mountaineer"
tripods and
monopods are
manufactured with
carbon fiber legs. "Safari"
tripods and
monopods (now discontinued)
featured an olive...
-
metallic silhouette competition shooters using blackpowder rifles. Like
monopods, bipods, or tripods,
shooting sticks can have one to
three legs and be...
