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Question: If I remove the GripTight phone mount, will the stand hold a DSLR camera? or should I purchase another gorilla tripod for it?
Document: This is the best purchase I've made in the last couple of months.The tripod is with excellent material and holds very well my iPhone. Unlimited possibilities for where to use it. I've even use it to hold my daughter's iPod in the car on the head rest.At first I was a little skeptical about the GripTight but after using it a couple of times I felt very comfortable and have no worries now.The good thing about the GripTight is that you don't need to remove the case from your phone.
The Joby JM3-01WW Grip Tight GorillaPod Stand provides fast easy way to hold a phone. Phone is held reasonably secure without blocking screen or camera. Gorilla legs are adaptable to many mounting situations, siting on flat or uneven surfaces, wrapped around handrails, or suspended from a tree branch. Clamp can also be removed from legs and attached to any camera mount with standard 1/4 inch threaded post. Legs can be used with any camera with standard 1/4 inch hole.
Getting the phones in and out of the grip arms is easy and quick. True to the original, the GripTight is, at its core, a camera tripod. The grip arms are just an (attachmentwith is being sold mated to theJOBY JB01249-0EN GorillaPod Original. So, I was able to unscrew the attachment and attach the stand to my cameras. Very much worth the purchase price and cheaper than buying each piece individually.
Love this. Works great for my iPhone 5 and you can even remove the phone mount and use it on a normal tripod. Also this works vice versa, with the phone mount removed you can put a small camera on it. I think this solution works and is at a good price point.
This mount is good for most iPhone or other smart phones. It stabilizes really well, and holds on to your phone pretty well. The good thing is you can take off the mount and make it a tripod for other small cameras. Just for fun I put my Sony A65 on it. It couldn't hold up against the weight of the camera, but you could use it with other point and shoots and other various light weight cameras.
Wow this is really a cool little tool, it can be used for a tripod for you small digital camera, but I bought it for my commute on the train.the seats in the train have a wire frame cup holder that I am able to mount and secure the Joby on for my smart phone and Netflixs viewing I plug in my Beats and enjoy the show the trip just flys by. I have recommended the Joby to all my commuter friends.
Was quite pleased until one of the female beads cracked and rendered the tripod useless. I was quite gentle with it as it feels a bit delicate, but seems that it wasn't enough. I'm used to JOBY quality, this tripod doesn't deserve the JOBY logo on it.The mount (GripTight) was surprisingly sturdy. After connected it to a different tripod it went through a lot of abuse with different phones, home and outside. Still works like a charm(!
Hope the stand holds up better than the knock-off I bought in Shanghai. It looks pretty much the same. The camera hold is great and I think may be more durable than the iStablizer one that I have. Be aware that this set-up is pretty light for even a phone as light and small as an iPhone.
This little tripod has a few possibilities. I bought it so I could do time-lapse movies with my Android phone. It can double as a phone stand on your desk, or anywhere you need to mount your phone for convenience. The part that holds your phone is detachable, and the tripod can be used with anything that has the standard female threaded mount, like found on cameras. My only concern is losing the phone bracket at some point.
We already have a tripod like this for regular cameras, but it can't hold phones. It was cheaper to buy another tripod than to order just the adapter. With many Android phones, the cameras have a self-timer. My iPhone 4S does not, so I downloaded the APP for this, and it works great! The APP was free.
Answer: Yes, if you remove the mount it has a standard screw that fits an SLR camera.