FluentOctopus Mobile Phone Tripod Holder
R119
About
Fluent means "able to express oneself easily and articulately" which is exactly what these ring lights allow you to do. This octopus tripod stand is fully adjustable, allowing you to capture your moments from different angles, and the rubberised non-slip feet will provide complete stability.
Product Features
- Precise control with 90° tilt and 360° pan: quickly orient your camera or phone and nail beautiful compositions with portrait and landscape setups.
- Adjustable Flexible Joints: Flexible joints legs, bend and rotate to form the 360°.
- Complete flexibility, made of ABS Plastic and Rubber.
- Portable Holder: Lightweight design, quite portable to carry on.
- Stability on any Surface: Flexible, wrappable legs with rubberized ring and foot grips stabilize the camera on virtually any surface, to capture memories that would have been previously impossible.
- Smooth panning without tilt: dual-action adjustment knob with a separate locking mechanism allows for secure horizontal and vertical movement.
- Quick set up, level images: quick-release clip stays connected to your camera for instant the setup ensures level shots every time.
- This flexible-joint tripod, also known as the Spider Pod, weighs a little over one pound, but can hold nearly nine pounds. The base plate on this tripod is rubber coated to prevent camera slippage. Even with its compact size, the is able to hold video cameras and cameras with or without a Zoom lens.
Product Specifications
- Weight: 550g
- Dimension: 330 x 90 x 90mm
- Capacity: 1kg
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