Tripod

Your top automotive photography tip.

Tripod.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, that's a good one.

married.

Tripod? What's wrong with a tripod? I heard try and I thought, oh, shoot.

We're talking about spotting.

Immediately, I thought about,

No. No.

I'm married.

Tripod? That's fine.

Tripod, you're still there.

So just one accessory.

Tripod.

I know in a previous episode, I said I'd rather use a gimbal than a tripod.

But given the scenario we're in now, and this guy wants a brand film for some reason on an island...

I think I'll just make that the definitive of what I'm going to pick.

Tamron 35-150.

Tripod, hopefully something that has sharp feet.

My road mites, and then I think I'm still going to, even though it's not something I have, I would probably have a 300C because it's just brighter, and I can always try to put it on something, and I'm more likely to get found if I start flashing it in the sky.

[laughs]

Tripod, quad pod, sorry.

Uh, a magnet, a light magnet with a mirror on it.

Mm-hmm.

A tripod keeps a camera steady, especially when shooting at slow speeds or in low light.

Tripod.

Stativ.

A flash provides extra light to brighten your shot when there's not enough natural illumination.

Flash.

I've got my- There's a tripod right there

I got my tripod there.

Tripod.

At least you're roll- are you rolling already? No.

No. You're just recording.

Bring a tripod for all those.

But here's the other side.

Tripods are clunky, and I don't mean that disrespectfully to the tripod industry.

I, I still do love tripods.

I have several of my own that, uh, I think are fantastic, but, I mean, physically, they're very clunky.

What else do you run across that you're just like, "Hey, you know, let me, let me save you the heartburn"?

Uh, tripod.

[clears throat] Tripod, uh, you know, if you, if you just wanna get into it today, you know, Bog-Pod is awesome.

Bog-Pod's a good-

Bog-Pod's what you're gonna be pushed to

... whip it out and yeah.

Tripod, we have like a li- a, a, a lighting thing in, uh, some of the areas that are not well lit in our office where we record.

So, uh, uh, light, um, an iPhone and a tripod-

Yeah