Adriatic posted:Mark, Google "selfie stick", one may help keep the blood in your arms from rushing to your head...I get dizzy photographing the ceiling layout too
Heck anymore I get dizzy just standing up,; more often than not too.
S-sticks range from Dollar Store items to Pro. There are also Bluetooth keychain remote shutter controllers for a phones camera (Some better S-Sticks can do BT remote too, most use the USB port so note the size/type, mini USB do vary. The ones I tried worked either camera (fwd or selfie).(selfie cam has got to be the biggest waste of pennies... In three years I've never felt a twinge of desire for using one, mine have really only gotten used by curious tests of quality and button accidents)
Free apps exist that can steady-cam a badly shot video too. I've got about 8-10 image apps alone. Each with a good enough gimick to bother with so many vs one or two...
Adriatic, I can identify about getting dizzy just standing up now!! 
I had not thought of a selfie stick. That's pretty good idea. I'm not into selfies, but if you can turn it around, that would get the camera lens up where you want it. Actually, the orthopedic told me to never work with my elbows over my head, since I have a small non-operable rotator cuff injury. It's no big deal, but it doesn't help when doing something on the Ceiling Central.
Thank you for the ideas!!!
