The TipTop Composites telescopic photography pole opens up a whole new world of shooting opportunities in the air or above your subject — no drone regulation, cost or complexity required! Their Telescopic Aerial Photography Pole / Camera Mast made in carbon fiber, is designed for portability, strength and adaptability.

Key Features & Performance

Lightweight & Highly Portable

Constructed from high-quality carbon fiber, TipTop’s telescopic photography pole is a lot lighter than standard aluminum poles. That means it’s easy to carry and transport, and that its setup on location is a breeze — so photographers and videographers can concentrate on framing the perfect shot instead of fighting with cumbersome equipment.

Adjustable Reach & Flexible Use

The pole is telescopic — ranging from a few feet when collapsed (approx. 1.66 m in the case of the ten metre model) to up to 10m extended (and other lengths available). This modularity means that you can shoot all the way up high, and get elevated point-of-view for whatever you're shooting: landscapes, rooftops, sports fields, events or architectural details.

Stable, Reliable Shooting Platform

Stability is important for sharp pictures and smooth video. The pole’s construction and design result in a secure mount with minimal flex or wobbly — even when you’re outside, it can withstand moderate wind. It means that it's a camera which could do professional level photography, aerial shooting or long exposure.

Durable and Weather-Resistant

The pole is built for the real world, too, as carbon fiber resists corrosion and can stand up to a variety of outdoor conditions — whether you’re subjecting it to sun, light rain or anything else. It's a solid option for photographers who operate in various conditions, or need something that they can continue to use time and again out in the field.

Quick Setup and Easy Portability

Its collapsible design folds down fast and compact for easy, out of the way storage. That latter part, for photographers and videographers out in the field doing event coverage, landscape videography, architecture or real-estate shoots etc., could be a major aid.

Ideal Applications

The TipTop telescopic pole for taking self-shots is applicable:

Aerial, elevated photo or video - such as landscapes, real-estate exteriors, event coverage, concert or sports fields.

Architectural photography - such as taking photos of building façades, rooftops or structural layouts from above without drones.

Inspections and Surveys - building roof, infrastructure, mapping or any roof inspection tasks where a mobile device can be used to get an elevated view.

Outdoor events - wildlife observation or press/media coverage — anywhere an elevated perspective can add depth and other kinds of context to shots.

Why TipTop Composites’ Pole Stands Out

TipTop Composites applies their carbon fibre manufacturing know-how – taken from composite tubes and parts to create a custom-designed telescopic system for photographic and inspection applications.

Their poles combine:

  • Portable and easy to use with a durable carbon fiber construction
  • Rugged construction and weather resistant reliability for outdoor use
  • Adjustable telescopic parts to set the working length as desired
  • Sturdy and durable for clear, sharp photos all the way up to that celebrated height

In a lot of the cases, these provide an inexpensive, rules-free alternative to drones for elevated photography (often helpful in places where drones are legal restricted or simply when you need a more controlled and stable platform).

Conclusion

For photographers, videographers or any user that requires a high-level perspective along with stability and versatility the TipTop Composites carbon fiber telescopic photography pole offers an impressive solution. Combining portability, stability and high end materials to enable stunning aerial style shots with the easy setup, design and flexibility of portable jibs without the hassle or limitations of a drone.

So whether you’re taking a shot of a property from up high, documenting an event during set-up or surveying the site of your action camera game of death, this pole offers the simplicity and flexibility to enhance your photography and footage.