Is this item stable/firm enough to take videos with or is it too shaky?
1550360
The ExoMount is stable enough, but it depends on the road you are driving on.
1550361
If you are in a moving vehicle your video may be shaky from the movement of the car but otherwise I think your phone would stay stable - I love this product - bought one for myself and my boyfriend who drives a jeep and they stick really good to the dash - neither of our phones have ever fallen out- the grip is amazing.
681244
On mine, the pan motion is fairly smooth, while the tilt is slightly abrupt at first. It is still not bad overall though, and I would recommend it if you need a lightweight tripod for travel for its overall sturdiness.
1319475
It does not shake at all for me. In my opinion, it is very well made and, provided you set it up right, which is actually very simple like 1,2,3; it will stay put in place. Remember to fasten the locking base to "anchor" the suction cup to the surface where you are setting it up. This is very good quality and you should not have any problems with it. Besides, it comes with a 90 day warranty inside. -Good luck!
558307
We use it with sony handycam. The movement is pretty smooth. Sometime the video shakes a little when the movement is stopped suddenly. It probably not work good with a heavier camcorder. I have been very happy with it.
215865
I bought this one because my first tripod was too flimsy. It's worked out well for me. I always use a remote shutter release so I don't have experience with it's stability while manually shooting. I've also never used a tablet on it.
195957
I believe the tripod was designed for video camera use and believe some of the reviews mrntion smooth movement for video use. How much it will hold I am not sure but think minimum 10 pounds. All metal construction gave me confidence (rubber feet and grips).
806700
Absolutely. I have about 100 pounds of recording gear on mine and it is very steady. There is no wobble nor sag - the table would be great for a cage of guinea pigs!
1382651
It is stable for my Nikon d7000.since it is light to carry on, it is not for a big camera with a huge lens
681245
Just as long as it's loosened up enough and you keep your hand on the camera as you move it, it should be fine. The only time I've noticed jerkiness is from the initial move from whatever previous position it was in. I've only used it for photos, though, so I have no idea what it would look like in a video...but I THINK you'd be fine.
1885827
sorry what you mean movement? to which extent?it's heavy camera have some plastic parts, but still strong when i shake it juts move but not noticeable, this i think stabilization sensor but in fact i try this camera it's great i think you should check you warranty maybe you return it or change it
1760338
It's pretty sturdy. I haven't had trouble with mine tipping and it's loaded to the hilt, actually too small for my needs (I have over 75 dvd/bd's on it). I Have it in a corner, tho, beside my bed, basically a 0 traffic area
2282912
Not very stable. It's very light. But it has a hook where you can hang something heavy to stabilize the tripod.
433315
Yes, I believe so. It's sturdy enough. But please keep in mind that this is a travel tripod. So, it may not be as steady as the other regular heavy duty tripods. But for general purposes it's a great tripod.
2198006
Sam, Thanks for the question. I primarily take still shots so I do not know much about the shaking. It is a very good, hight quality all around lens. I'll give it a video test run and get back to you on the results. Best, Jonathan
195479
I used it on a tripod to record party videos, it's very secure and stable. The only problem is when using the direct electrical outlet/plug, the battery cover must be open.
12340
Velcro will allow too much vibration, the camera will shake. 2 issues with that, the picture will be fuzzy and the camera components might have a shorter lifespan.
2089083
Camera stays in place, no issues with the movement, just don't climb, you'll need an extra accessory for stability