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  1. 08-05-2007 #1
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    A superb instruction video from EosPete and Ian Bamber at www.photography-cafe.com

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    The Ergorest is now available at a little less than £40 from www.7dayshop.co.uk, but you will of course need a good quality tripod head, your lens size and weight will determine the amount of money you will need to spend.

    Have just ordered this 5Kgs handling panhead Triton - Panhead PH 32 which makes the whole package less than £80.
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    Have now replaced the movie above with a high resolution version supplied by EosPete, for which we send him thanks.

    Have moved the Youtube version to this post for those whith browsers which don't work with embedded media player.

    Youtube video number J5DISie1kCU

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    Very interesting actually. really cool
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    How does one stop the first video it starts all by it's self so one has to go right through the first video before being able listening to the second
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    Press the stop button, it is the square one, second from the left.

    The first video is the better quality one though.
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    There are no buttons unless it is enlarged to media player and then both play lol.
    Never mind the it's very good and second one is out of sync.
    It's quite good though. (probably my computer)
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