Press Release
Phoenix, Arizona-based Tether Tools introduces the Tether Table Aero Series, a new product line designed to help professional photographers meet their tethered photography needs. The lightweight, versatile table attaches to any studio light stand or tripod providing a stable working surface for photographers shooting in studio or on-location. The Aero Series is the follow-up to the successful Tether Table Premier product line.
The Tether Table Aero, available in various sizes and finish options, is a unique laptop podium support system designed for photographers who shoot tethered or need a stable work surface available during a photo shoot. The patented LAJO-3 ProBracket provides complete versatility utilizing the most common mounting options used by photographers: the 5/8″ stud found on studio stands, a 1/4″-20 tripod head or a 3/8″ tripod mount. Made entirely of lightweight precision-crafted T6 aerospace aluminum, the Tether Table Aero mounts easily to any of these stands or tripods in seconds. A proven solution both in-studio and on-location, the Tether Table Aero Series is the highest quality tethered shooting system available for photographers.
Product Specifications Include:
* Optimally balanced to provide a stable platform?
* Made from lightweight and durable T6 Aerospace Aluminum?
* Attaches to any light stand or tripod in seconds with patented LAJO-3? ProBracket?
* Stores compact and secure in its own custom case?
* Various sizes and colors. Customization available
* Complementary accessories available?
* Sleek and attractive design elevates professional approach to photo shoots?
* Lifetime product warranty
The Tether Table Aero is available for purchase online at www.TetherTools.com and in select retail locations. Photos Enclosed.
For more information, please visit www.TetherTools.com or call 888.854.6565 X 224. TetherTools is based in Phoenix, Arizona and provides custom photography equipment, accessories and tethering solutions for the professional and amateur photographer.
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on August 9, 2010
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