y-pod

[blueform]

pictures of y-pod now available. email for further details.

4 stops more stability than monopod. alows night photography. sharp

pictures at all shutter speeds.

[NK Guy]

Oh, give it a rest. If this is a legitimate product, give us a Web site with real

information. Otherwise stop spamming this site with your illiterate and vague

nonsense. Thank you.

[keith_van_hulle1]

Agreed. This crap gets old after awhile. Like was noted in another post that was an advert, I'd not the buy the product regardless of how good it is because of the abuse. Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out James.

[nate_merz1]

Hey why dont you just post the photos here huh? Or... do you not have any photos... Or is there no such thing? Hmmmmmmmmmmm...

[blueform]

Nate,

pics now on site,

regards,

James

[jim_gifford]

What you really want is not a two-legged collar around the bottom of a monopod, but a monopod with a locking, spring-loaded split at the bottom of the lower section. Sleeker. Less conspicuously different from a monopod.

 

The same technology could be fitted to the lower extremity of a walking stick, with a 1/4" x 20 thread screw under the cap. Other folks have done the tripod mount conversion to the tops of walking sticks. You could consider modifying the bottom end to split into a Y shape for more stability.

 

I'm not sure how big the market could be. How many places are there in the world where monopods are welcome but tripods prohibited?

 

As for "four stops more stability" it's a nice marketing phrase but I'm a skeptic at heart. If the claim survives independent reviews by folks who test photo gear, great, good for you.

 

Have fun and good luck,