Anywhere Beanbag
What on Earth Would you Want a Camera Beanbag For?
You might be wondering what on earth you would want a camera beanbag for but trust me they do come in handy. If you don’t have a camera beanbag on hand though you could always just use something like a handy camera case, or maybe even use the lens cap of your camera to prop it up.
In case you haven’t already guessed, and just to put you out of your suspense, a camera beanbag is generally used to prop up your camera in those situations when a tripod is the last thing you can use. The camera beanbag doesn’t need to be unduly heavy but it should be cushiony enough that you can comfortably rest your camera on it. This comes in especially handy when you have a low-lying object you want to photograph.
In this case, all you need to do is to place the camera beanbag on the ground or other convenient place and settle your camera in comfortably to take the photograph. It also works nicely on a table top if you don’t have a tripod handy. Obviously you can’t get the same range with a camera beanbag that you can with a tripod, but there’s no denying the uses that you can get out of it.
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my mom got an ablation and is in serious pain?
she got it done about two days ago and the incision sights don't hurt.
she barely took a shower and she is crying because she is in pain and is having anxiety. she might be having a panic attack. she elevated her feet.
she has taken pain medication within the last 6 hours.
the air that the docters have used is not being absorbed into her body yet and it moves from her ribs to her shoulder.
she says she feels bloated in the area where she got the operation.
we are using ice and a heated beanbag to soote the pain.
any helpful advice to her recovery would be very appreciated.
I am 15 years old so keep it so that is something that I can do.
I can't drive anywhere.
In order to speed up the process of gettin the gas out of her system, she needs to walk around as much as she can tolerate. Movement helps to expel the gas from the surgery.
Her doctor should have given her a prescription for pain medication - if that isn't working she should call her doctor. The pain should be slowly getting better at this point, if it's getting worse, I would worry about infection and she would need to be checked by the doctor who did the procedure
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