Get Really Low Using a Platypod
This is a thin, super-sturdy, lightweight (3.2 oz) plate you attach your ballhead and camera to instead of using a tripod. This has been, hands down, one of my favorite all-around camera accessories for the past few years, and I’ve become somewhat of an accidental evangelist for it, telling everybody all about it because it’s so awesome. I use a Platypod (instead of a tripod) when I either: (a) want to get really low to the ground without having to mess with splaying out my tripod legs; (b) need to shoot someplace where tripods are impractical or not allowed; or (c) want to put my camera someplace a tripod won’t ...
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