Double Your Distance Learning Creative Impact with Ultra Commercial Twin Pack from Platypod

Alice Houstons

Platypod Distance Learning SLR Lounge

Back-to-school or back-to-Zoom, image is everything and we all need to look our best on camera these days. Platypod, makers of the world’s most compact camera supports designed to help photographers get steady shots in tight spots where standard tripods can’t go, announces today the perfect toolkit, especially for educators, to help boost online video presence – the new Platypod Ultra Commercial Twin Pack.

“The pandemic has changed so many things in our lives, especially increasing requirements to be present online to teach and learn,” said Larry Tiefenbrunn, Platypod CEO and Inventor. “The Ultra Commercial Twin Pack provides educators giving it their all to engage their students online with a creative tool to enhance their online presentations.”

[Related Reading: Platypod Ultra, Max, & Multi Accessory Kit Review | Make Your Camera Gear More Versatile]

Doubling creative impact possibilities for distance learning, the new Ultra Twin Pack is ideal for strategically setting up multiple cameras, lights, and accessories in small spaces. It has been designed specifically for online education applications where teachers might need multiple angles of coverage to show students exactly what’s going on, like in a chemistry experiment, cooking class, or musical instrument demo.

The twin pack includes two Platypod Ultra mounting plates, two Platypod silicon rubber pads, two 3″ spigot adapters 3/8″f to 1/4″f, and two 1/4″ to 1/4″ crossnut adapters.

The Ultra Commercial Twin Pack is available now in the Platypod store for $89.00.

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Launched in 2014, Platypod Pro LLC is a small, family-owned business committed to making excellent quality products for professional photographers and videographers at affordable prices. The company’s unique and practical designs make Platypod products extremely versatile pieces of equipment designed to expand the creativity levels of all image-makers.

Inspired by the duck-billed platypus, an animal with flat and broad feet, compact Platypod tripods are designed with an unusual but highly ergonomic and elegant flat shape, perfectly balanced for DSLRs and lenses. There are two versions of Platypod tripods – Max for DSLRs and video cameras with heavy lenses and Ultra for lighter DSLR’s, mirrorless and compact action cameras, and smartphones. Pair Max or Ultra with a Multi Accessory Kit or the new stackable goosenecks to unlock their full potential. Platypod is poised to release Platyball, the world’s first button-operated tripod head with an inverted design and an electronic leveling indicator, in 2021.

Alice Houstons

Alice Houstons is a photographer and staff writer at SLR Lounge with over a decade of experience behind the lens. Based in Orange County, California, she shoots weddings with Lin & Jirsa Photography and specializes in family and newborn photography with Line and Roots, where she has photographed over 100 family sessions and 100 newborn sessions. Her writing spans photography education, gear guides, business resources, and industry news.

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