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Old 12-31-2004, 10:04 PM   #2
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Backdrops

Backdrops.

A few years ago I bought a Giotto backdrop system. It consists of two very lightweight stable tripods that go up about 10 ' or so, three 3 ft long bars that screw together, and a very cool carrying case. My other tripods don't go high enough to give a "Girl with the Pearl" angle. I also got some tripod adapters: one for my camera-quick release- and one for my light with umbrella. They are so very versatile, as everything is interchangeable. Although I have not yet tried to carry on the pack, it looks as if it will fit within the airline parameters

I looked into Background- in- a- bag but found it limited.
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