At 227 grams (0.5 lbs), it’s extremely compact and light in weight compared to other smartphone stabilizers, so you’ll have no worries about taking it anywhere and everywhere. It has over two dozen leg joints with foot grips and rubberized ring that allows you to twist, rotate or curve it up to 360°

Still unsure? Got questions? Looking for a feature that’s not covered here? Leave us a comment below and we’ll do our best to help out. As if that is not enough, the clamp is both adjustable and rotatable, so you can customise it depending on how you want to position your phone. This device is not only ideal for taking selfies , but can as well come in handy when recording videos or streaming live. It will keep your phone in the correct position at all times, thereby providing you with great shots. The Shoulderpod S2 takes a rather different approach than most tripods and mounts. For one thing, it isn't really a tripod: Moment describes the S2 as a handle grip. With its one leg, you can use it in much the same way that you would use a minitripod, though, holding it in your hand, sitting it on a flat surface or attaching it to a tripod for more-flexible mounting. Whatever the case, we hope that this article was able to help you decide on the one that truly fits your needs.The extendable telescopic rod is made from sturdy stainless steel – though, as to be expected with a product in this price range, the other parts are made from plastic.

On the plus side, this makes it more stable. Thus simplifying your work when taking wide and low-angle shots. If you are looking to take scenic selfies, ensure that you extend the rod to its maximum length. The handle opens up into a sturdy tripod that can assist you when recording videos or taking photos with a group of friends. It’s compatible with all GoPro cameras including the GoPro Hero range up to the Hero10, as well as with GoPro alternatives like the Osmo Action.The wooden handle makes for a more comfortable and steady grip on the phone, and the included strap means your phone won't go flying off if you run headfirst into a tree. The counterweight of this grip makes it sit evenly on a flat surface, so you can plonk it down and narrate your latest adventure in either landscape or portrait orientation. One complaint with this product is that the rotation head isn’t very effective, and we had some difficulty in setting it up to shoot vertically. It’s also limited to smartphones, so don’t expect to attach other types of cameras to it. If the less compact size is a compromise you’re willing to make, you’ll be rewarded with other features – like excellent compatibility. Avoid shooting in direct sunlight – Taking photos in direct sunlight will make you look washed out. If you must shoot in bright light, ensure you use a light filter.