Photography Bean Bags for Camera Lenses.
Double bean bag
This bag is supplied empty, but see my other advert for a pre-filled bag with polystyrene.
Made from waterproof polyester camouflage material.
Window support for long lenses and cameras when photographing from a car. Whether on safari in Africa or photographing birds within the U.K. using a camera from a vehicle means finding a way to support your telephoto lens. The Grippa Beanbag offers a quick and flexible support for long lenses or telescopes.
The H shaped design of the Grippa Bag allows it to grip the door instead of sagging like a standard bean bag. It can even grip the window glass allowing the camera height to be altered by winding the window up and down. It is a great improvement on a standard beanbag.
Measuring approximately 22cm square and made of a tough DPM camouflage material it is in effect two bags sewn together allowing the beans to move from one half to the other, which creates the gripping action. The bags unzip to allow filling with dried beans, peas, sunflower seeds or even corn. It can be filled with almost anything including polystyrene beans, but heavier chick beans, sunflower seeds or rice is much better as the weight helps to reduce vibration with large lenses.
Two tabs are attached which provide a means of tying the bag to the vehicle in case it should fall to the ground. Very useful from a safari vehicle amongst a pride of lions.
Suitable for lenses up to 800mm.
