If I remove the GripTight phone mount, will the stand hold a DSLR camera? or should I purchase another gorilla tripod for it?
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Yes, if you remove the mount it has a standard screw that fits an SLR camera.
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I wouldn't think it is beefy enough for a DSLR. I would go with a different unit for that.
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This is pretty small. I've tried it with a Sony point & shoot pocket camera and it works OK. But a standard DSLR is too heavy. You would need a beefier gorillapod setup
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I believe it would attatch to the camera but would it hold the weight? i dont know. Upright yes but hanging from something probably not
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I'm sure it wouldn't hold the weight of a DSLR. I have a larger GorillaPod designed for micro 4/3 cameras and when I tried to mount a Canon 7D on it, it was very frustrating because the legs kept collapsing due to the weight.
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To be honest I have not tried it with my DSLR. The legs appear to be sturdy though, and do grip to vertical objects. I am not sure I would trust my gripped Canon 7d on it though. I will try it today and get back to you :)
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The phone holder has a 1/4-20 connection which will fit all tripod (you will need to detach the holder form the mini tripod first)
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It comes with a flat screw plate to attach your camera, but it has no flexibility. I strongly recommend getting a swivel tripod head. it gives you more height from the stand and you can position it anyway necessary.
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Yes, the part that holds the phone will fit onto any standard tripod that holds a camera or camcorder. Be careful! While the length of the mounting screw is usually short, some mounting screws may be longer than others causing damage if you try to fully seat them in the camera holder.
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Hi Salvatore, thanks for the question. I recommend getting a proper handlebar mount for the gopro. The gorilla pod cannot grab the handlebar or bike part securely enough.
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That is a great question... the camera mount is a standard for a camera or video camera with the quick release for the pad that attaches to the bottom of a camera. In its current state> no, but I wonder if you went to the Manfrotto website if they would have a retrofit for a smart phone. Might be worth a call (201) 818-9500, or an email to their customer service department http://www.manfrotto.us/contact-us
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i don't think so. Unless you have the android cellphone case that has the camera tripod mount.
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You can't use a traditional tripod, but might be able to use one that grips like a phone windshield mount if you can find one small enough.
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Yes, the spring mount will have no problem working with your tripod or the two phones you mentioned even if you put a case on them.
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I never attached any tripod yet. I think a regular tripod will work just grate, if you put a tripod base it may be not look well depending the tripod base. Other than that, grip is perfect and is always on my camera.
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Any handle/stick you see is attached to the sample tripod. The mount itself is simply the u-shape that adjusts to hold the phone and the part to attach it to the tripod.
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I use this and it's very helpful: Joby GP1-A1EN Gorillapod Flexible Tripod (Grey) Not perfect but definitely makes positioning easier. Also I recommend the extra stabilizer attachment they sell as an add-on. These can be used together.
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Yes. However, it is pretty lightweight, so a DSLR camera won't be as stable as it would with a more heavy duty tripod. In my case, I'm using the tripod to hold a pocket video camera (Kodak Zi8) which is very light, so this tripod is perfectly suited.
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I don't own the grip myself (yet!) but it does appear to have a tripod screw mount on the bottom. Check out the image link below or search Flickr.com for some images of the grip.http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/cf/59/0ff8c6da8da0cb21652f0110.L.jpg
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If your DSLR will attach to a standard tripod-head then it will attach to this. It's only a support though and doesn't provide any stabilization.
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I doubt it, the Rebel is too heavy. This particular GorillaPod, the legs are too weak. I also use the Joby Hybrid, that can handle your canon. The legs on that one are much stronger, it carries my Canon GL2 (which is a beast).
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Well, I had to buy the mount & the tripod separately. I think there are different size tripods, but it seems apparent there is a universal mount due to the ?universal size bottom of the dSLR. So from what I see, that mount should work fine with the tripod. Just to be sure, I think they have the measurements of the two, or just to confirm, I believe you could also email the seller. But my two pieces go together very well & the mount is excellent. Good luck.