What are people useing to take selftakes on the bank after a tripod with remote if possable to fit a Samsung gallaxy s6
In reply to Post #1
Something like this for the POD. Not sure there is a remote control for the phone though, may have to use self timer function on it mate
Something like this for the POD. Not sure there is a remote control for the phone though, may have to use self timer function on it mate
In reply to Post #1
Amazon or Ebay you can get a tripod that will take phone or camera with a remote that switches between camera or phone operating systems for less than £15. Mine was £12.99 and has worked fine for 18 months. Loads of choice at different prices.
Amazon or Ebay you can get a tripod that will take phone or camera with a remote that switches between camera or phone operating systems for less than £15. Mine was £12.99 and has worked fine for 18 months. Loads of choice at different prices.
In reply to Post #1
Hama 75 star tripod is what I use for self takes with my camera and phone
Hama 75 star tripod is what I use for self takes with my camera and phone
Ebay or Amazon where I got mine for about £15
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Seen a few on ebay and Amazon i like the look off
Seen a few on ebay and Amazon i like the look off
In reply to Post #1
The GorillaPod Tripod looks pretty useful.
The GorillaPod Tripod looks pretty useful.
In reply to Post #1
I just use a phone holder on a bank stick, and voice activated. You can crop and straighten any photos on your phone after you've popped the kipper back.
I just use a phone holder on a bank stick, and voice activated. You can crop and straighten any photos on your phone after you've popped the kipper back.
I have The back part of a Redundant bivvy station and a camera adaptor From my go pro and I have attached it to my portalite one of those cheap phone holders screws into that and that holds the phone
10 minutes mucking about getting it set up first time and then I just unscrew the knuckle part and put that Back in the barrow
4ft from the phone and job done
Same can be done with a couple of 15 mm copper pipe clips and a bank stick with a bank stick adaptor
10 minutes mucking about getting it set up first time and then I just unscrew the knuckle part and put that Back in the barrow
4ft from the phone and job done
Same can be done with a couple of 15 mm copper pipe clips and a bank stick with a bank stick adaptor
In reply to Post #9
My pal has a generic phone tripod from eBay, that's works a treat for him. It's cheap and light weight and comes with a phone holder.
If you want something with a bit more quality, manfrotto do a folding phone holder which will mount to any standard tripod boss or bank stock adapter.
Manfrotto and Joby also make very good tripods, although Jobys tend to be fairly short
My pal has a generic phone tripod from eBay, that's works a treat for him. It's cheap and light weight and comes with a phone holder.
If you want something with a bit more quality, manfrotto do a folding phone holder which will mount to any standard tripod boss or bank stock adapter.
Manfrotto and Joby also make very good tripods, although Jobys tend to be fairly short
If you use an iPhone search ‘Hey camera' in the App Store 
In reply to Post #11
Love it!
Love it!
In reply to Post #1
No need for remotes nowdays, grab Whistle Camera Pro or just the free version for your Android phone. Works a treat. All you have to do is whistle and it takes a snap. I tend just to use the video function instead as I like it better as a format.
As for a tripod: they're easy enough to get from places like eBay or Amazon, just depends if you want a cheap or expensive one. What you will have to look for is a phone holder that'll sit on a tripod that holds your phone in place, and one with a shoe that's meant for a camera as most tripod's are meant for cameras. You might strike lucky and get a tripod that's specifically suited for a mobile.
A tripod is a game changer as you can while away those long winter sessions watching films from the comfort of you bivv. A single bankstick is well pony, cheap, but pony. Nah, tripod all day.
No need for remotes nowdays, grab Whistle Camera Pro or just the free version for your Android phone. Works a treat. All you have to do is whistle and it takes a snap. I tend just to use the video function instead as I like it better as a format.
As for a tripod: they're easy enough to get from places like eBay or Amazon, just depends if you want a cheap or expensive one. What you will have to look for is a phone holder that'll sit on a tripod that holds your phone in place, and one with a shoe that's meant for a camera as most tripod's are meant for cameras. You might strike lucky and get a tripod that's specifically suited for a mobile.
A tripod is a game changer as you can while away those long winter sessions watching films from the comfort of you bivv. A single bankstick is well pony, cheap, but pony. Nah, tripod all day.
Photo Timer + is a good app for iPhone. You can set the initial count down, number of shots and time between shots. Works really well.
I usually do
10 seconds before first shot
3 second gap
12 shots total.
Used it Friday evening and got decent pics of both sides of the fish in one round 👍🏼
Just realised that's not answering the initial tripod question at all!
I usually do
10 seconds before first shot
3 second gap
12 shots total.
Used it Friday evening and got decent pics of both sides of the fish in one round 👍🏼
Just realised that's not answering the initial tripod question at all!
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And also the guy has got a Galaxy and not an iPhone. Rob.
And also the guy has got a Galaxy and not an iPhone. Rob.