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Someone wrote "it is the type of item that you don't know you need till you buy it" Absolutely true, once I attached it to the camera it was clear that I had been missing this, so much so, that the camera should have supplied one. So just order this because it should have been included in the price of your Camcorder in the first place. I always find it so helpful to read all the reviews before I purchase anything and this case was no different. I like to video my bowling team and it was very hard to hold the camera with all the bowling gloves that I wear, so being able to now hold the camera by the tripod, my gloved hand only has to move the zoom and press the start button.
I bought it to use for the Flip, but it fits my digital cameras too. It's heavy as far as cameras go now.
But the best part of it is its price and the versatility it gives you.I recommend it. The tripods legs move in any direction so you can mount it to uneven terrain - rocks, etc.
But it sits on the tripod and is steady as can be. The legs stay where you put them.
this is a handy little utility that you can shove into a pocket or a glove box and have access to a steady and sturdy tripod. One camera is an old Cannon 4.1 mg.
- and make it level for your shots.
Order this tripod for my son to use with his video camera. Perfect for him to make stop action movies.
am able to take pictures of self, on hikes ,where usually no one is around. best 5 bucks I ever spent. small enough to fit in camera bag with the camera.
But I have used it on many occasions.Pros: Small; flexible but not loose; Good grip on most surfacesCons: Rubber ends are not held on as tightly as they should be It is not loose at all, so it doesn't slouch under the weight of my camera (which, along with the body, has 4 AA batteries, so it's fairly heavy). With emphasis on 'go'. But this one is by far my favorite.I love the flexibility of the three legs. If you need the camera to go down an inch or two, you can bend the legs so they aren't straight.The knobs on the end are rubber and give good grip on uneven and rough surfaces. They are held on by being slightly stretched around the end of the legs, though, which means they can come off somewhat easily if they catch on something (not sure if this is a feature or not).This mini tripod is also very well priced. I bought a great camera that is still relatively pocket-sized because I want to take great pictures without having to lug something around my neck. Of course, there are several other mini tripods that are small.
They can even twist around a branch and hold the camera up. I bought it solely to get free shipping on another $20 or so item, thinking I might use it once or twice. I love taking photos everywhere I go. This little tripod has been very useful.First, it is small, and it fits in my pocket without feeling bulky (unlike my camera). Other mini tripods have hard legs that can extend an inch, but I find those relatively useless.
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