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shutter speeds with tripod.
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<blockquote data-quote="gaddypaid" data-source="post: 667996" data-attributes="member: 34958"><p>I shoot wildlife handheld for a few years now but with my latest set up d500 and nikon 200-500 are quite heavy after carrying it around for a few hours with my black rapid shoulder strap it gives me shoulder pain. I have purchased a good tripod and a gimbal head will be ordered soon.</p><p> My question is will i be able to slow my shutter speed down or will it stay the same?</p><p>I usually shoot birds stationary and in flight. I reckon birds in flight wont change but stationary birds in trees and ground birds i can change due to no shaking hands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gaddypaid, post: 667996, member: 34958"] I shoot wildlife handheld for a few years now but with my latest set up d500 and nikon 200-500 are quite heavy after carrying it around for a few hours with my black rapid shoulder strap it gives me shoulder pain. I have purchased a good tripod and a gimbal head will be ordered soon. My question is will i be able to slow my shutter speed down or will it stay the same? I usually shoot birds stationary and in flight. I reckon birds in flight wont change but stationary birds in trees and ground birds i can change due to no shaking hands. [/QUOTE]
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