Can I moving the tripod horizontally when I am recording a video or taking a pandamona picture??
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For this work I'd recommend the Ravelli AVT (http://www.amazon.com/Ravelli-AVT-Professional-67-inch-Camera/dp/B00139XOCI/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1389361961&sr=8-4&keywords=ravelli+tripod) or AVTP (http://www.amazon.com/Ravelli-AVTP-Professional-Camera-Tripod/dp/B00139W0XM/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1389361961&sr=8-5&keywords=ravelli+tripod). I use the Ravelli version (http://www.amazon.com/Ravelli-APGL4-Professional-Tripod-Adjustable/dp/B003SQEAY0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1389361961&sr=8-2&keywords=ravelli+tripod) of this tripod (released after I purchased the Ravelli for $15 more). and it is excellent. This particular model is identical to the Ravelli APGL4 and the head is designed to be placed and locked for shooting, not fluid. If you are also locking for a background stand, I recommend the Ravelli models as well. Everything I've gotten from them is extremely solid and durable. The AMAZON video tripod version is at http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-67-inch-Video-Camera-Tripod/dp/B00CEH7VG8/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1389362309&sr=1-4&keywords=amazonbasics+tripod.
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None I can think of aside from making sure the tripod screw is near center. There is some room for lateral adjustment but if it were too far to one edge, it may not work.
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Just horizontaly, unless your tripod is a "jobi" style (as pictured) and can grab onto something "sideways" to allow pictures to be oriented vertically (portrait) vs horizontally (landscape).
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yes you can as long it (the tripod) is wrapped around a pole or object. the camera cannot be vertical with the tripod standing.
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Yes. Or at least mine certainly does. Oddly the stabilization goes a bit wonky if there is no motion at all, so just don't use it when you're on a tripod.
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I assume you are wanting to reposition it. So it's a no on that Q. Because of the nature of inertially balanced steadicams the original hand hold is locked at the center of gravity ( CoG only when the camera is on the thing). Sorry bro. You really shouldn't need to move the handle though.
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Yes it is. Besides the fact that it extends up to 1.80m, the mount end cen be turned 180 degrees back and forth. So you can hold it horizontally and place the camera towards your direction or opposite. I hope I cleared it out.
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You can mount it as you would any typical tripod mounted camera. As for the software, I am using it with a movie editing program and it can correct for the different angles. I don't know that the camera comes with any sort of software that can correct mounting it upside down. Mine certainly did not.
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No. Unless you mount the Gorilla Pod to a fence post or handrail or something like that. But as far as placing the tripod on a table or a flat surface goes, no, it cannot rotate all the way to a vertical orientation without tipping over due to being top-heavy.
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You can tighten the screws at the base of the monopod which would effectively make it more difficult to move it around on its feet. It won't be very smooth for movement, however.
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It would be very helpful to have a camera mount head that allows for vertical up-and-down focusing. I already had a spare camera mount head that I attached to the monopod.
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Yes..you can take your thumb and move the angle of the camera forward or backward. It will pivot on the center section.
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it can be turned on the tripod to shoot in landscape or portrait.the unit requires a cover on your ipad or the holder is too big. I made a small wooden filler between the pad and the holder
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this would look incredibly silly if you were using it for stills purposes instead of video. To answer your question: yes you can but it's not really the right tool for the job. Look into a monopod instead.
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You can absolutely take vertical pictures as the tripod rotates around 270 degrees I believe. Buy this product. It is great quality and you will not be disappointed with the versatility of the gorilla pod
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Never tried. Can't see why not. The concern though is that you would need a perpendicular attachment to keep the camera horizontal. I haven't seen one of those.
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I use a monopod. It carries the weight of the binoculars, allowing you to focus while only having to hold the horizontal position steady. I prefer this solution to the tripod.