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　　The role of the camera rig can not be ignored by amateur users or professional users. Its main function is to stabilize the camera to achieve certain photographic effects. Using the camera rig ensures that the camera is stably placed in a predetermined position for long-time shooting or shutter-standby at the same angle, which greatly reduces the jitter of the camera and makes the photographed camera more vivid. 　　It is very useful, for example, shooting a meeting, concerts, stage performances, night scenes and other long-time photography, without the camera rig, it is very hard and shooting out of the effect is very poor. Or festive banquets, conferences, in a large number of occasions it is easy to block the lens, then need a longer camera rig to increase the height. 　 　Camera rig is probably the most neglected camera equipment. In fact, camera rig is also very good or bad, a rickety, shaky camera rig than not camera rig but also not good. sevenoak camera rig ...

　　At the same time that users are moving away from big, heavy, DSLR cameras to mirrorless systems or even smartphones, DSLRs continue to improve and offer some exciting payoffs for those willing to stick it out. This year has seen several exciting models up and down the price range from all the major vendors. For Nikon shooters, the midrange Nikon D7500 that we reviewed over the summer is hard to beat. But the new Nikon D850 is the one turning heads, as it pushes image quality and performance boundaries. I’ve been shooting with one extensively since the day they shipped, and almost without exception I’m impressed. 　　The other issue with massive resolution is typically performance. That has been my biggest gripe with the Nikon D800 and D810. They just aren’t fast enough for some of the action I need to be able to photograph. So the 7fps of the Nikon D850 is both technically amazing given the resolution, and very helpful for those of us who need performance sometimes. 　　During the co...