The Wildlife Imaging beanbag is made for balancing your camera and lens in a vehicle's window but can also be used on other surfaces. Large enough to offer steady support, it is still fairly compact in size, making it easier to handle and requiring less fill (holds roughly twelve pounds of beans). The soft, non-scratch material on the top and underside help protect your car and your gear. The zippered enclosure allows you to fill and empty the beanbag at any time with the fill of your choice. Two handles can be closed with Velcro, resulting in a sturdy base for use on the ground or hood of a car.

FIELD TIP: Travel with your beanbag empty to save space, then fill it with what's locally available: rice, beans, bird seed, etc. Bird seed not only makes a great filler, but it's easy to dispose of before your return flight - and the birds will thank you for it!

Dimensions can vary depending on the amount of fill used, but are roughly 9" tall, 7" wide and 8" deep.

Use the Wildlife Imaging beanbag to support your gear on various surfaces, whether a vehicle window, the hood of your car, or the ground. Due to the shape of this beanbag, it offers several shooting options: either rest your gear on top (as illustrated in the above photo), or set the beanbag on its side or upside down for different support.

Keep in mind that the lens controls can get bumped accidentally when shooting from a beanbag - check on occasion to make sure your settings have not changed.