Assertion: tripod | /r/CapableOf | hold the camera
Facets:
value: for very long exposures
type: TEMPORAL
value: in place
type: OTHER
value: so longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: at eye level
type: LOCATION
value: well
type: MANNER
value: in the smallest, lightest package
type: OTHER
value: in the exact spot
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Tripods can also be extremely helpful with macro, still life, and studio photography as they hold the camera in the exact spot you want while you set your shot up.
text: The larger and heavier a tripod is, the steadier it will hold a camera.
text: Try to find a tripod that can hold the camera at eye level, so you won’t have to bend when shooting.
text: So tripod manufacturers have been putting quite a lot of emphasis in creating tripods that will hold the camera still in the smallest, lightest package that you can get away with.
text: Landscape photographers will also benefit from a tripod that holds the camera well.
text: Because of this, you need a tripod that hold the camera in place without drifting down, as some of weaker tripods tend to do.
text: Tripods hold a camera steady so longer exposures aren’t a problem.
text: A tripod will hold a camera steady for very long exposures (up to 30 seconds or more), which allows you to shoot star trails, fireworks, or blur flowing water.
text: Tripods don’t just hold cameras, they can hold camcorders and also serve as a light stand that holds flash units, slaves, and reflectors.