monopod

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mon·o·pod

(mŏn′ə-pŏd′)
n.
A single-legged support for a camera or other handheld device.
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A two-piece split design creates stability over monopods with the help of grip feet which grasps securely on all terrains.
For example, Gitzo SA has recently introduced its basalt monopods and tripods.
To capture the summit as well as the overall journey for viewers, the crew brought along GoPro cameras, monopods, sound equipment, Litepanels LED lights, computers and cards, alongside Anton/Bauer Cine 90 batteries and the Performance Quad charger.
3) Weapons of any kind, lasers, pens, pointers, umbrellas, monopods, selfie sticks, or any sharp object
The buttstock, which includes a bottom rail for adjustable monopods, is hinged to fold to the left to allow removal of the bolt.
Cameras and pictures are still allowed, but selfie sticks, tripods and monopods are not.
"These monopods are a big hit at our consumer electronics shows, but as with anything else, taking selfies and using selfie-sticks boil down to common sense.
One by one, museums across the United States have been imposing bans on using selfie sticks for photographs inside galleries, adding them to rules on umbrellas, backpacks, tripods and monopods.
"For turkey season you're really talking about monopods."
With the top angle of a selfie stick, the results are perfect," said Mujtaba al Lawati, manager of Tech Boutique, a store in Shatti al Qurm that started selling the monopods almost four months back.

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