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In addition to winding teflon tape into the
ALT truncheon and using a time delay, you might try the old mouse pad trick. Buy an inexpensive mouse pad of standard thickness. Cut it into four rectangles. Put one under each tripod leg, and keep the extra for a spare. The practice lessens vibrations noticeably if your tripod is set on a hard surface (like cement) or on a wooden deck, which has vibrations all its own. It is less helpfule for tripods set on the actual earthen ground - but then it is less needed. Never tried the $50.00 rubber anti-vibration feet you can buy. This version costs $3.00. -Larry Curcio |
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