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Question: Will the quick release mount block the battery door on a Canon S100?
Document: I keep the quick release attached to my camera at all times, it is compact enough not to get in the way of the battery door on my Panasonic ZS3.Even after months of use none of the joints have become loose. I expect my Gorillapod to last for years.
5 seconds to install. Works perfectly. Turns every surface into a tripod. Small enough to put in my (7" tall LowePro) camera bag, along with the camera. Blocks the battery door, so I put a tiny screwdrive into my camera bag, too, for quick changes.Now I have everything.
As long as you have a pocket-sized digital camera, this will do fine. It's really small, I don't think I'd trust it with even a larger-size point and shoot, like the Canon A series cameras.But it works fine. The little quick-release mount is nice, and easy to use. Obviously works great as a simple table-top tripod, but it's best for un-even surfaces.
It is great that it is flexible and I can adjust the legs for wherever I am working.I also love the quick release. With the previous tripod, I had to completely remove the camera from the tripod if my battery needed recharging. Now, with the quick release, I can just slip off the tripod to get to where the battery is located and putting the tripod back on is so quick and convenient.
The quick release mount screws into your camera, and that mount then slides into the quick release on the tripod. While this is a good idea for most tripods, the engineering tolerances for this tripod must have been HUGE. After I slide the mount into the tripod, my camera rocks back and forth at the slightest touch because there is so much extra space between the quick release and the mount itself.
I have purchased other small tripods for travel and none of them were as sturdy as this one. It stands up on just about any surface and  clamps to fences, tails or chairs. I purchased 4 extra Joby GP1-11EN Quick Release Replacement Clips for Joby GP1 GorillaPod and an iStabilizer Mount Smartphone Tripod Mount for my iPhone as well. This tripod will works with my Olympus FE-250 too.
Then, it wouldn't vibrate so damn much! Again, I tried to fix it by sticking some electrical tape in between the mount and the quick release and tightening it up, but this doesn't solve the problem entirely.In summary, this tripod is indeed versatile and easy to use. You can wrap it around all kinds of crazy immobile stuff and it stays just fine. It takes much less time to set this up on weird surfaces than my other mini flexible tripod. However, its function ends there.
It's surprisingly sturdy.Three things I really like about it:1. it's extremely portable. I don't always want to lug a tripod, but I can fold this up and stick it in my pocket anytime I plan to shoot video. Then almost any table, chair, or rock can effectively become for my tripod. It's light and easy.2. it mounts almost anywhere, as mentioned above.3. it has a quick release mount, which makes it especially handy.
Perfect tripod! Flexible but very stable for small sized digital cameras and small sized digital camcorders. Cool quick release function works perfectly as well. Note: can support cameras weighing up to 12.5 ounces, or 335 grams only - check your cameras specs first! I have a Canon Powershot Elph and a Sanyo Xacti which both work with this tripod
Bought this tripod for my girlfreind's Canon 870 IS, and it works as advertised. It is quite a bit smaller than I thought it was, but in a good way. It would be easy to fit this tripod in a women's purse, along with the camera. It provides fairly firm support for the camera, and has a quick release mechanism for extended tripod work if needed. All in all, a nice accessory for any point-n-shoot camera owner.
Answer: No, I use S100, and the door opens fine while attached.