His expertise with equipment doesn’t end there, though. He is also an encyclopedia when it comes to all manner of cameras, camera holsters and bags, flashguns, tripods and heads, printers, papers and inks, and just about anything imaging-related. An adjustable and rotatable phone holder is included, allowing to easily change the device orientation from portrait to landscape mode. The holder is compatible with a wide range of devices, included iPhone Xs/Xr/Xs Max/X/8 Plus/Galaxy Note 9/S9/S9 Plus/S8/S7 Note Huawei and other Android Phones. The Glif is a tripod mount that will fit most Smartphones. It has an unusual design in that you slide your Smartphone into it rather than clamping it around like most Smartphones. The Glif will work with Smartphones with a maximum width of 86.4mm which will cover most makes and models. The PIXI Smart boasts a Universal Smartphone clamp, with multiple 1/4 ” thread attachments. The tripod fits almost all smartphones currently on the market.

As it’s a full-sized option you’ll be sacrificing the portability of the smaller options on our list, but you do gain a measure of versatility. In its smartphone iteration, it’s kitted out with a Manfrotto Smartphone clamp along with a pan and tilt head that allows for easy switching between portrait and landscape modes.The Ztylus is fully adjustable. You can expand the adaptor up and down which will give it a comfortable fit around most designs of Smartphone. This universal approach is good as you may replace your Smartphone but you will get many years use out of the Zytlus. At the bottom of the Ztylus is a 1/4”tripod mount. So if you tire of hand-held you can mount the Ztylus to your favourite tripod. This is useful as it means you don’t have to take the Ztylus off and replace it with another adaptor. Many tripods and adapter mounts are available for Android and iPhone smartphones, to improve their use in photography. Most of the smartphone or iphone tripod mounts have a spring-loaded design and are not device-specific. The rubberized ends ensure a scratch-free experience and the strong springs keep the phone securely in place. The phone can, therefore, be safely used with or without a case.

If you are getting into smartphone photography as a hobby, you might be asking yourself how a smartphone tripod will help you. Maybe you have a steady hand, and the stabilization alone does not seem worth it. However, a tripod can take your photography game to the next level with beautiful shots you would never be able to take by hand. Let’s get into a few of the main benefits. If you - understandably - don’t want the hassle of taking a phone tripod everywhere with you, then this could be the ideal solution for you. The grip is so strong that the Nootle can be used in combination with a Grifiti mounting bar, to take your phone with you on your bike. You may also want to take note of what tripod head is used. This is the top part of the tripod that the smartphone mount attaches to. On its own, the Pixi can be used as a tripod for any device with a tripod mount, but for your phone, you’ll also need the MClamp, which you can buy with it as part of a bundle.This tripod kit uses the same MClamp as the listing above, but this time pairs it with a full-sized tripod for even greater flexibility. It gives you better scope for framing your shots - or videos - from a variety of different heights and positions. The accessories attach via two additional GorillaPod arms, giving you complete control over positioning. There are also additional cold-shoe mounts for adding on extra accessories and even a GoPro style action camera mount. Tech Specs: Attachments: Yes | Weight limit: 2.2 lbs | Height: 60 cm | Dimensions: 6.3 x 9.65 x 2.76 inches

Sure, the best camera phones are always getting better, and can do things that the owners of the first iPhone could only have dreamed of. There are some things, however, that are simply limited by hardware. We’ve listed a few things here that a good iPhone tripod will allow you to do: Here we offer our expert recommendations to help you find the best phone tripods for your budget and needs.While it’s a pricey option, if you’re looking to up your up level up your smartphone footage the OM 5 is certainly a solid investment. Initially created as a universal mount for the iPad, Grifiti soon creates a smartphone version of the original Noolte. The mount has two spring-loaded arms that clamp your phone diagonally. Every phone within 5 and 7.25 inches in diagonal will fit in the Nootle. The phone can be controlled remotely thanks to the removable and rechargeable Bluetooth Remote Control. It has a long-lasting, built-in 60mAh lithium battery. The Bluetooth has a range of about 10m/33ft Tech Specs: Attachments: Yes | Weight limit: 2.2 lbs | Height: 21 cm | Width: 60mm - 104mm | Dimensions: 10.24 x 3 x 3 inches Aside from that, the grip can also be used as a stand, while a mini tripod attachment comes in the box too.

This is the first telescoping tripod from Joby, the makers of GorillaPod and it is the latest addition to JOBY’s line-up of pro-content creation tools. Joby are well known for the tripod series called GorillaPod. These are flexible tripods able to wrap around pretty much everything and copes with any kind of rough surfaces.The Gorillapod 1K is ideal for smartphones and lightweight compact and mirrorless cameras. The Joby GripTight Mount is the perfect accessory to mount your Android devices or iPhone on this tripod. New to this release of the Ztylus Smartphone Grip is a cold shoe mount. You can find this at the top of the adaptor so you can add any extra equipment that needs this mount. This is a welcome addition and means you can add lights and microphones to the top of the adaptor which will be useful for those run and gun jobs. The best tripod for your iPhone to buy in 2023 1. Joby GripTight GorillaPod Pro 2: Best all-around tripod for iPhone A tripod can also make you think more creatively. It helps you take shots from various angles that would be impossible or impractical when holding your device in your hand. Even setting up the tripod gives you time to think about your shot and how to frame it. Matthew Richards is a photographer and journalist who has spent years using and reviewing all manner of photo gear. He is Digital Camera World's principal lens reviewer – and has tested more primes and zooms than most people have had hot dinners!