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Since Japanese tourists love to take photos, especially with small point-and-shoot digicams and cell phones, this flexible tripod is indispensable on any overseas vacation. Stand it up on a table, wrap it around a tree, hang it off the balcony....the legs wrap around almost anything and the adjustable mount snaps onto most gadgets.
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I have one of these. They're great. I have the one for my SLR. They're made/sold by Joby. http://www.joby.com/
I brought it to Japan along with a decent ball head. Haven't needed to use it yet.
I did spot one in Akiba yesterday, but it was the smaller one for the pocket camera.
Posted by: vagrant | December 17, 2007 at 05:37 PM