-==** THIRD MO3: The POD – Support Beanbag – S$35.00 **==-

[vince123123]

-==** THIRD MO3: The POD – Support Beanbag – S$35.00 **==-

Hi guys!

Following the success of the First TWO MOs, we have had some requests to organise a third MO for this product.

This is the THIRD MO for this product following two highly successful MOs and satisfied participants.

Previous two MOs here:

http://clubsnap.org/forums/showthread.php?t=178350
http://clubsnap.org/forums/showthread.php?t=182570



Description

The POD Beanbag support system is easy to use and is small enough to keep in your camera bag – weighing …and measuring 12.5 cm in diameter and 5 cm thick.

The POD is a camera platform support filled with plastic beans that is a breeze to attach and can be set-up virtually anywhere – just connect your camera to the universal locking bolt.

THE pod™ uses the industry standard ¼ x 20 mounting bolt which comes standard on all makes and models of consumer cameras, including: SLR Cameras, Digital Cameras, Polaroid Cameras, Camcorders, Pocket Cameras and more.

· Usable where a tripod is not allowed
· No instructions or technical support required
· You can throw it against a wall and it wont break
· Attaches to any and every kind of camera
· Cram it into a backpack or suitcase
· No batteries required
· You can remove the filling if you really want to travel light then fill it up at your destination
· Will not scratch or mar surfaces
· Can support a lot of weight
· The ideal conversation piece
· A unique way of supporting cameras
· Can fit into tight spaces
· Limited only by your imagination

Here are more photographs of The POD in action:





Pricings

This is the part everyone is waiting for. The price for this MO is as follows:

At least 20 orders – S$35.00 each

If anyone is interested, do drop me an email at vince1231234@SPAMBOT with the following details (try not to pm if possible):

(replace SPAMBOT with yahoo.com.sg)

1. Name
2. Forum Nick
3. Mobile No.
4. Email

Collection will be at Peninsula or Raffles Place or Clementi MRT areas.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

[Canew]

I've sent my e-mail to you, Vince.

[vince123123]

Thanks Canew, got your order and replied to you via email

Originally Posted by Canew I've sent my e-mail to you, Vince.

[duhduh83]

sorry can i ask a question, the last photo how did the bag stay on top of the metal bar without dropping? does it support any weight of the camera and still wont drop? tell me how it works..... if its stable i would want one....

thanks!

[vince123123]

To be honest, I don't know precisely as the photograph was not taken by me but by the manufacturers. I suppose it has to be placed carefully. Imagine putting a bean bag on top of a metal bar and pressing down hard - it then becomes stable as the "beans" would envelop and surround the bar. The camera on top of it would provide the weight down to further stablise the setup. Obviously however, if you use to big a camera or too long/heavy a lens, you would have some difficulty doing it.

By the way, the above is just my hypothesis - it may or may not be accurate.

Originally Posted by duhduh83 sorry can i ask a question, the last photo how did the bag stay on top of the metal bar without dropping? does it support any weight of the camera and still wont drop? tell me how it works..... if its stable i would want one.... thanks!

[xtemujin]

I'm in for the MO.

Email sent.

Thanks.

[vince123123]

Have sent an email to you.

Originally Posted by xtemujin I'm in for the MO. Email sent. Thanks.

[vince123123]

Current Orders - 5

15 more to go!

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

Originally Posted by vince123123 To be honest, I don't know precisely as the photograph was not taken by me but by the manufacturers. I suppose it has to be placed carefully. Imagine putting a bean bag on top of a metal bar and pressing down hard - it then becomes stable as the "beans" would envelop and surround the bar. The camera on top of it would provide the weight down to further stablise the setup. Obviously however, if you use to big a camera or too long/heavy a lens, you would have some difficulty doing it. By the way, the above is just my hypothesis - it may or may not be accurate.

really hope someone go try putting it on the railings of the shear's bridge,

[vince123123]

Heheh then if fall into the water how? HEH

Originally Posted by Del_CtrlnoAlt really hope someone go try putting it on the railings of the shear's bridge,

[vince123123]

Current Orders - 6

14 more to go!

[RoBeY]

count me in, sent u an email. Thks.

[imaginary_number]

Originally Posted by Del_CtrlnoAlt really hope someone go try putting it on the railings of the shear's bridge,

Actually, it should be ok... just make sure u attach a sling strap to hold on to be safe.

[vince123123]

Hi, just replied to your email!

Originally Posted by RoBeY count me in, sent u an email. Thks.

[vince123123]

Heheh, good suggestion, don't want your cam to fall into the water.

Originally Posted by imaginary_number Actually, it should be ok... just make sure u attach a sling strap to hold on to be safe.

[ipin]

Ups for a GREAT product & MO organiser! Bought a POD from the previous MO & have no regrets! Easy to use anywhere!

Friendly and accomodating personality! Wouldn't mind dealing with him again anytime!

[vince123123]

Thanks to Ipin for the vote of confidence, glad to be of service

Originally Posted by ipin Ups for a GREAT product & MO organiser! Bought a POD from the previous MO & have no regrets! Easy to use anywhere! Friendly and accomodating personality! Wouldn't mind dealing with him again anytime!

[vince123123]

Current Orders - 11

9 more to go!

[vince123123]

Current Orders - 11

9 more to go!

[GriGri]

hey vince, sent you a email.