How does Paul Rogers's method for using the Tilta bracket outperform traditional tripod setups for vertical shooting?

Paul’s whole pitch for the Tilta Vertical Bracket is: stop making your tripod do yoga just to shoot vertical.

Here is how this setup outperforms the old “flip your tripod sideways” method:

• Faster setup: Instead of re-leveling a sideways head, you snap into vertical and you are basically ready to roll
• Better weight balance: The camera stays centered over the tripod, not hanging off the side, so it is safer and more stable
• Cleaner angles: No weird, janky leg positions or half-extended columns just to clear the pan handle
• More comfortable: You are not craning your neck around a sideways rig to see the screen

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