Large Claw Tripod Allows Creation Of Time Lapse Videos

Record Peak Designs Inc., a business in Northport, WA, has announced an upgrade to their large tripod, known as the Claw. It is now possible to use it to create flawless time lapse videos and photos. The tripod has been designed to simply be set up and left, making it very user friendly. Indeed, it can be attached to anything, anywhere, and allows for both portrait and landscape mode photography.

Robert McClelland from Record Peak Designs Inc. says: "Our tripod has been designed to accommodate any phone ranging from 50mm to 100mm in width. Our registered trademark Claw was created with the knowledge that cellphones are getting larger and heavier, and it can hold tablets, GoPros, and anything else up to two pounds or 900 grams in weight. It is perfect, therefore, for professional and amateur photographers alike, and it now allows for time lapse videos as well."

Two color options are available: gray and red. The large Claw tripod is lightweight and therefore very portable, as well as being highly flexible. This is what allows it to be attached to just about anything. The device has been available for some time, and Record Peak Designs Inc. had also previously released a smaller version. All of the tripods have received glowing positive reviews from people who have found their photography has greatly improved. They have stated that the device is easy to use, highly durable, and strong enough to hold up to the specified weight. The remote control that comes with the tripod is also greatly appreciated, particularly for the time lapse videos and photos.

Record Peak has a number of other products available as well. Robert McClelland adds: "We're all about enabling people to get the most out of their smartphones. Whether that is through one of our tripods, to turn it into a professional camera; or through one of our screen protectors, to turn it into an unbreakable device, we are all about quality and perfection."

Record Peak Designs Inc. has encouraged customers to share images and videos that they were able to take using the new Claw tripod in unusual positions.