Joby GorillaPod Hybrid Gray

Joby GorillaPod Hybrid Gray
by Joby
(11)
Date first available at Amazon.com: September 28, 2011

Buy new: $39.95

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Review & Description

The perfect companion for your Hybrid or Compact System Camera - such as the SONY NEX series, the Panasonic LUMIX series, or the Olympus PEN series - the GorillaPod Hybrid is the most versatile, portable camera tripod for the demanding, active photographer. Its rock-solid stabilization and precise ball head-enabled positioning allow you to capture professional-quality images without the size and weight of a traditional full-size camera tripod system. Whether you're staging a last-second street portrait, shooting time-lapse photos with the need for precise composition control, or recording stable, shake-free video, GorillaPod Hybrid lets you unleash the power of your hybrid compact system camera.

Product Details

• Color: Gray
• Brand: Joby
• Model: GP2-H1EN
• Dimensions: 10.10" h x 2.20" w x 2.20" l, .40 pounds

Features

• Flexible, wrappable legs with rubberized ring and foot grips- stabilize hybrid cameras weighing up to 2.2lbs (1kg) on virtually any surface, to capture memories that would have been previously unthinkable
• Integrated aluminum ball head with ±90° tilt and 360° pan - quickly and precisely orient your camera and nail beautiful compositions with strict control over portrait and landscape setups
• Dual action adjustment knob - easily locks the ball head in place, securing it tightly. Separate locking mechanisms for horizontal and vertical movement enable smooth panning without tilt
• Slim-line quick-release clip with bubble level - stays connected to your camera and snaps into the ball head for instant setup and perfectly level images every time
• Durable design crafted with best-in-class materials - the only tripod in its class to use Japanese medical-grade ABS plastic and German TPE for secure joints that stay firm and grippy after years of shooting