It’s a idealisation “because did n’t WE think of that?” judgment, though acclamation to Joby for doing some-more than only gripping a club story to itself. Following in a footsteps of a magnified Gorillatorch, Joby motionless to add the few magnets to the feet of the tried-and-true Gorillapod stretchable tripod. A result? The Gorillapod Magnetic, of course! Reportedly, this little bugger supports digital cameras as wel l as camcorders weighing up to 11.5 ounces, and it should go on sale worldwide this Apr for an undisclosed amount. You know you’ve been dreaming of a way to snap group photos whilst inside those steel jail bars, and at prolonged final, those dreams can be turn being. In associated headlines, a association is also showing the professional side with a April-bound Ballhead X, which is described as a “unstable nonetheless stout” head that can pan, tilt, as well as rotate cameras up to 11.1 pounds, as well as whilst it’s designed to foolaround nice with the Gorillapod Concentration, it should work excellent with 3/8- as well as 1/4-inch threads upon other tripods. Full release is after the break.
Joby Gorillapod Captivating and Ballhead X

Show full PR textJoby to Betray Dual Brandnew Photography Products during PMA

Joby highlights commitment to a photo marketplace; announces Gorillapod Magnetic as well as Ballhead X

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Feb 18, 2010 – Joby, Inc., a universe renowned designer of a Gorillapod™ stretchable camera tripod, is pleased to deliver two brandnew additions to a Gorillapod family of products during this year’s Print Selling Association General tradeshow, Feb 21-23 in Anaheim, CA. Joby will showcase the entire apartment of products from the Gorillapod, Gorillamobile™ , and Gorillatorch™ lines at a Joby counter (#1436, Anaheim Gathering Core, demonstrating the commitment to creation thoughtfully-designed, insubordinate products which encounter a beautiful as well as active needs of the photography community.

Desirous by the overwhelmingly positive reception of a Gorillatorch hands-free flashlight, that facilities absolute captivating feet in addition to flexible, wrappable legs, Joby is anxious to introduce the Gorillapod Captivating stretchable tripod. The world’s many versatile tripod is now even some-more adaptable! With the addition of absolute magnets in a feet, a Gorillapod Magnetic can rightaway be anchored to any magnetic aspect, in addition to being cumulative with the fully-articulating legs. Stick it to the stick, hang it around the tree-branch, or perch it on the jagged stone – the positioning possibilities are truly endless.

A Gorillapod Captivating supports compress digital cameras and mini video cameras weighing up to 11.5oz, weighs only 2.5 ounces, is 6-inches high, as well as will be accessible globally in April.

Joby is also vehement to make known the Ballhead X for Gorillapod Focus, the ultimate further to its Veteran Line of detailed equipment. The unstable nonetheless stout Ballhead X supports 11.1lbs (5kg) as well as allows a user to easily as well as fluidly vessel, tilt, as well as rotate his camera whilst still enjoying a flexibility as well as reliable await of the Gorillapod on virtually any aspect. Built with the serious photographer in mind, the Ballhead X is lightweight as well as compress, nonetheless still strong enough to support veteran SLR cameras with estimable wizz lenses and sizable camera rigs. It serve extends the functionality of a Gorillapod Concentration by allowing even more creative camera positioning, enabling a user to capture great shots anywhere his travels take him! While it is optimized for makeuseof with a Gorillapod Focus, a Ballhead X can house both 3/8″ as well as ¼” threads, permitting available compatibility with any tripod. A Ballhead X will be available both alone and bundled together with a Gorillapod Focus.

A Ballhead X for Gorillapod Focus is constructed from precision-machined anodized aluminum, wei ghs only over 9 ounces, is 3.3-inches high, and will be accessible globally in April.

All of Joby’s products will be on dis play at a Joby booth, #1436, Anaheim Convention Center.