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When it comes to getting great shots, the Gorillapod SLR™ doesn't monkey around! It wraps around nearly anything, gripping onto most any surface.
The Gorillapod SLR features sturdy prehensile legs that help you get a steady shot in virtually any environment. Its compact size means it can go anywhere and everywhere, and the quick-release plate makes setup a snap. Whether you're shooting time-lapse photos with your SLR or capturing videos with your camcorder, the Gorillapod SLR is the perfect companion to your next great adventure.
| Average weight: | 5.8 ounces |
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| Dimensions: | 10 x 2 x 2 inches |
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Loved it, until | |
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| Pros- I like to solo and take pictures along the way. I like the tripod because it is so small(fits anywhere) and can flex in any configuration needed. Cons- On our last trip my wife and I tried to take a picture of ourselves with my new camera, a breeze came along and the tripod tipped over and fell on the ground(3 feet). One of the rings cracked and it no longer would hold the camera in a fixed position. I think part of the problem was that on my new camera, the tripod attached to one of the sides (This made the tripod unstable)and not in the middle, like on my old camera. I am going to try to glue it, but most likely I will have to exchange it or buy a new tripod. If your camera does not attach in the middle, you might want to buy the tab that glues on to avoid any tipping over, like mine did. | |
| kody the snow dog at REI on 04/04/2009 | |
Great Little Tripod | |
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| I bought this and one other small tripod to take on day hikes. I used the Gorillapod first and loved it so much that I never have tried the other one. This a great product! Due to its design, it is quite easy to pack. Just bend and form it around the other items in your back. It's quite durable and it works exactly as advertised for mounting a camera on just about any object. Now the down side. Due to its design and being able to bend it around everything, when you want the legs to be straight be ready to spend a few minutes getting the kinks out. (Yes, it's a pretty small down side...) | |
| Syndam at REI on 11/18/2008 | |
A must have for the outdoor photographer | |
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| This is one of the coolest, handiest gadgets I have ever owned. This little guy will attach to anything...tree branches, rocks, you name it. It is extremely versaitle and very rugged. It holds it's shape very well and won't come loose. You will not regret buying this. | |
| ScubaMike at REI on 09/12/2007 | |
Handy!!! | |
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| Great for outdoor photo's when used with the timer. Wraps around tree limbs and sets up level on rocks too. Lets every hiker be in the picture! | |
| Trentbox at Altrec on 12/17/2008 | |
Junk! | |
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| This is useless for a SLR with a decent lens mounted. The weight rating for this is bogus. When I mounted the camera I could stop it from falling forward. I tried everything to make it work. Buy a real tripod instead! | |
| Jeff Berner at Altrec on 06/08/2009 | |
Good but one problem | |
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| The joby idea is great. As a table top tripod it is truley unique and the tripod itself is a 5 star. The one big problem is the fact that it is very difficult to change camera angle from the tripod head. The problem is there really is no tripod head per se. Since the ball joints have to be tight to keep the tripods shape it also makes it very hard to rotate or change angle at the tripod head. I am returning this one and getting the SLR Zoom version which allows you to use your own tripod head. | |
| edphoto at REI on 03/27/2009 | |
