6 December 2007 17:06 GMT / By Katie Scott
Fromm Works has followed up the launch of Quik Pod extendable tripod with a new model designed for SLR users.Equally as compact as the first, handheld tripod, the SLR version can be used either as an extension of the photographer's arm - to take difficult shots or to take images with the photographer in - as well as being convertable for table top use. It can hold cameras weighing up to around 900g, and extends out to 53 inch.
All of the Quik Pods come with a built-in seld-positioning mirror to allow the photographer to centre their shots.
Both the point and shoot as well as DSLR model attach to any camera or camcorder using a standard tripod socket.
The Quik Pod DSLR tripod is available for around £25. Cameras, Gadgets, Quik Pod, Fromm Works


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