My Cambo Legend 8X10 is pretty cumbersome to take out in any definition of "the field", so it lives in
the basement or, when I get really energetic, on our main floor.
As an established house pet, it turns mostly to portraits and still-life pictures, normally needing longer
bellows and rail extensions.
What I've been using is a shooting pod, which is a light monopod with a cradle atop, to support the rail;
it's a very light field tool that I used to use for rifle practice in winter.
There are actually some rail clamps available, which we can find on auction
Any ideas on a reasonable alternative clamp-type thing that can mount on a tripod, and brace a Legend rail?
Last edited by Dan O'Farrell; 29-Apr-2018 at 16:37.
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