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Lambda (Weaver Steadman Fluid Head) is a head that underslungs the camera. It does so to achieve low angles and enables you to float over foreground objects.
« Back to Glossary IndexLambda (Weaver Steadman Fluid Head) is a head that underslungs the camera. It does so to achieve low angles and enables you to float over foreground objects.
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