would this be easy to carry up and down beach or trails for photography when you need to sit down &amp; let wildlife get used to you being still
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Yes... it folds flat & has straps to carry like a back pack... it is quite large when folded flat, but it is lightweight & easy to carry. Hope this helps!
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It comes in its own carrying bag with shoulder strap.You would not want to carry it on a day long hike into the wilderness
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You also can just move it over to a camera that takes an SD card. That is how I view my photos out in the field. I just carry a very small camera (that I carry with me in any case), and briefly move the card from the trail camera into the camera. Then I review the photos and decide if I want to move the trail camera.
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It is easy to set up. We have not had it to the beach. It would be heavy to carry very far.
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Hi, I think this will be perfect for you, it has the right size and it's confortable to carry on your back. I used this in my trips to the rainforest and mountains.
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Yes, in fact I use it that way. I do not recommend putting heavy pressure on it but it does help on longer walks. While using it I remove the camera which is on a ball head with quick release.
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When you are hiking, or in a Museum. A Camera tripod is heavy and quite unwieldy. A Monopod will do the same job but is easy to carry and use.
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I much prefer the OP?TECH to the Black Rapid for hiking. It's easy to keep the camera from bouncing against the hip by adjusting the length -- you'll find the length that's right for you.
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It's not designed to hold water and transport water at the same time. It's great for hikes, walks and I imagine it would do well at the beach. All it does is unfold and act as a container. When you try to pick it up it's flimsy. Therefore it works great just don't pick it up and carry it. I do recommend it.
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Yes, it is very rugged and can handle the beach with ease. I love mine. Dan
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It's not super thick padding like a Tenba, but it is sufficient if you are not loaded down. When cinched up properly it is comfortable and conforms to the contours of your back and you can move fast with it. This is a one-three day adventure pack with a room for a DSLR. It is not designed primarily as a comprehensive camera bag.
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I really haven't used it for that. I carry it over my shoulder but don't hike or walk around with it a lot. But it seems to be very accessible. And it feels comfortable the way I carry it. Doesn't slip off.
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I used it for bike riding, hiking, deer hunting,I think because of the fast movement you might have a little blurring, also the sky is a little bright, watch out shooting towards the sun but should be able to get some good shotsand good luck on the hunt
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I used it for bike riding, hiking, deer hunting, I think because of the fast movement you might have a little blurring, also the sky is a little bright, watch out shooting towards the sun but should be able to get some good shots and good luck on the hunt
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It's light if you're holding it for a short while. But it's fairly heavy duty, as it has withstood numerous ugly rainstorms (I use it to cover my firewood stacks with and have it bolted to them). I would feel safe placing one with my gear to hike for only a couple of miles.
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yes. Though I would hope it would be a very very light tripod..... or maybe even a monopod. By the way, I use my Inverse a lot. As shoulder bag in town. As a fanny pack on the trail.
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Yes it handles well when loaded. We go to large beaches and every time I am very happy with it!