kevin_railsback2

<p>Alex, you're probably thinking George Wyth State Park.<a name="top"><br /></a><br>

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<p>Funny that above this post was an Adorama ad for a Acratech spirit level for $24.50.<br>

Just can;t see spending that kind of money when you can find them so much cheaper on ebay.</p>

<p>Is there any differences in the spirit levels you find at say B&H vs. those on Ebay?</p>

<p>I can get a whole handful of them off ebay for the price of a single dual axis spirit level from B&H<br>

Since I've had my current one slip of often, I hate to spend $25 for one when I get get a bunch for the same money.</p>

I ordered the Molar. The price was good enough that if I find something else it's not a huge outlay of money.

I'll let you know how it works out with shooting video.

I'll be going to South Africa where according to the guide I've been talking to you can't shoot up thru the roof anymore

and just out the side windows.

I currently use this: http://www.fullcompass.com/product/352166.html but the problem is that I have to balance it on the

window sill which results in moving.

The thing about just sewing something together is that I want something that will cradle the camera so I can shoot

without having to hold the camera to keep it from falling out the window.

I'll check out the BLUBB and see if it's still available.

Other opinions welcome too.

Looking for a bean bag support to shoot HD video on. I've come across the Wildlife Imaging Bean Bag as well as the Molar Bean Bag.

I'm looking to use it on Safari in South Africa shooting out of a vehicle door.

I need something that I can rest the camera on with no movement for steady video.

Any suggestions on these two or some other support?

Has anyone done Cedar Mesa in December?

Didn't know if it was possible or not.

Have a few weeks vacation was hoping to explore the area.

Thanks,

--==Kevin==--