A three-legged camera mount.
A three-legged device with a platform or head for attaching the camera, used to steady the camera during exposure. It is most useful for exposures longer than 1/30 second, or when a constant framing must be maintained throughout a series of shots.
Stand to which the camera can be attached to hold it steady, especially during slow exposure shots where camera shake must be avoided. Most tripods have three legs while professionals prefer the more compact but less stable one-legged versions.
A three-legged stand used to hold a camera steady during exposure.
An adjustable, usually collapsible three-legged support used to steady a camera and reduce shake when taking pictures with prolonged exposure times or during low-light conditions. See also MONOPOD.
on page 3 of TDB booklet (EMI version). Three feet.
The tripod is what your camcorder sits on to ensure that it is stable and will not fall onto the ground. If you do not have a tripod please check with your local school. We advise that you do not record video with a camcorder unless you have a tripod.
A three-legged device designed to hold cameras and camcorders steady. A steady camera helps produce unblurred images in low-light situations; when shooting closeup subjects or when using the self-timer for self-portraits. Tripods range from heavy-duty pro units that cost hundreds of dollars, to small pocketable tripods that cost a few dollars and easily fit in a camera bag or purse.
A support device used to steady a camera, usually having 3 adjustable legs. Tripods are available in many shapes, colors and materials from aluminum to plastic. They are offered with deferent methods of attaching the camera to the tripod.
A stand on three legs used to support instruments.
a three-legged rack used for support
a block of four linked cubes, where a corner cube has three cubes attached to three adjacent faces
a great way to ensure steady footage
a guarantee that your camera will be steady (unless, of course, the ground is shaking)
a must as its obvious that your camera should be stable for a significant amount of time and not moved
a must for longer exposures in the low light
a must for this in order to get adequate depth-of-field and avoid camera vibration
a MUST to keep the camera rock steady
a must, unless you are trying for a streaky crazy exposure, which can actually look pretty cool
a natural accessory for a zoom camera
an essential companion device if you own, but many cameras disable the flash all together in this mode
an essential tool for providing a stable platform for the camera during low-light and telephoto photography
an important digital camera accessory, which creates a steady, level platform
a plus for sharp pictures and the camera should be se
a portable, three-legged stand to attach a camera on
a small brass hoop with three radiating arms that support the shade at their ends
a system consisting of many parts which all come together to form a stable and flexible base for your camera
a three-legged accessory that helps photographers take sharp pictures
a three legged device that you put your camera on
a tool that helps steady the camera, allowing you to shoot sharp photographs in a variety of conditions that might otherwise blur your images
A tripod is a thin stand that is great for mounting your camera when taking long exposures, portraits, studio work, or supporting a camera with heaving attachments.
Stand with three legs used to stabilize a camcorder.
A camera support with three legs. Immensely valuable for providing support during time exposures, or with telephoto lenses, or with macro lenses. Available in many different sizes, and strengths.
A three-legged stand used to stabilize a camcorder. Usually includes a movable “head†which the camcorder is affixed to which can be adjusted.
A three legged device used to support the camera and keep it still in windy conditions and / or when using slow shutter speeds and / or long and heavy lenses.
A three-legged stand to hold a telescope mount
A three-legged stand used to hold the camera steady. Tripods are especially useful when using slower shutter speeds and/or telephoto lenses. Most cameras have a tripod fitting, usually a threaded hole on the bottom.
(22) -- a three-legged vessel; a pot or cauldron resting on three legs, often presented as a prize or votive offering (Oxford Dict.)
a three legged stand, usually serving to support a seat or large bowl.
Three-legged camera support.
A three-legged stand used to hold a camera in place at a certain level. Can be used during posed shots and extremely low light situations.
A tripod is a three-legged stand which was sometimes awarded as a prize in Greek athletic contests.
A three-legged supporting stand used to hold the camera steady. Especially useful when using slow shutter speeds and/or telephoto lenses. Another is the monopod, single leg tripod.
A three-legged supporting stand used to hold the camera still. Particulary useful when using slow shutter speeds and/or telephoto lenses. Similar devices include the monopod, single leg tripod.
A three-legged support for the camera.
A portable, three-legged stand for providing a steady base for a camera. Good for taking long exposures or studio work. Popular manufacturers include Slik, Velbon, Gitzo, and Bogen/Manfrotto.
A three-arm wire lamp shade holder, sometimes encircled by a ring-shaped channel to enclose the shade fitter.
An essential accessory for holding a camera steady at slow shutter speeds or when using long lenses. A tripod is the best way to prevent camera shake. When choosing a tripod, look for one with simple operation and of the largest size practical for your needs. Top of this page
Three-legged camera mount offering stability and camera placement/movement consistency. Most are lightweight, used for remote recording.
A tripod is a three-legged stand designed to hold a camera steady during critical picture-taking. It can also be used in conjunction with the self-timer, if you want to get into the picture yourself.
A three-legged stand used to hold the camera steady. Not all inexpensive cameras have a tripod fitting, usually a threaded hole on the bottom. Tripods are especially useful when using slower shutter speeds and/or telephoto lenses.
A portable, three-legged stand that photographers use to provide a steady base for a camera.
The central part of certain CV joints having three arms or trunnions with needle bearings and rollers running in grooves or races in the assembly.
three-legged support, usually adjustable.
Tripods or fighting-machines are a type of fictional three-legged walker from the H. G. Wells' classic science fiction novel The War of the Worlds, used by Martians to invade Earth.
In photography, a tripod, is a three-legged stand for a camera, used to stabilize and elevate the camera.