PopSockets today announced the launch of a new PopSocket accessory, the PopMount 2 Photo. The PopMount 2 Photo is a stand that attaches to the back of a PopGrip installed on an iPhone, with the PopMount then able to be attached to any tripod.
Available in black, the PopMount 2 Photo is compatible with 1/4 20 tripods or tripod plates, so it is compatible with a wide range of accessories. It can also be used alone as a handheld stabilization device.
PopSockets says that the PopMount 2 Photo is compatible with all available PopGrips, and the simple design allows for mounting in either portrait or landscape mode with a PopGrip. The slim design is also ideal for travel.
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I think most people are only going to be able to shoot portrait orientation with this. You can only shoot landscape if your pop socket is positioned exactly at center of mass, otherwise the heavier end of the phone will swing down.
Excellent point. I was excited until i read your post :)
I think most people are only going to be able to shoot portrait orientation with this. You can only shoot landscape if your pop socket is positioned exactly at center of mass, otherwise the heavier end of the phone will swing down.
I think most people are only going to be able to shoot portrait orientation with this. You can only shoot landscape if your pop socket is positioned exactly at center of mass, otherwise the heavier end of the phone will swing down.
