Can you attach this with an extension pole or selfie stick?
1548028
Depends on the extension pole or selfie stick you use. I used it with the GoPole The Arm and it works just fine. It has the standard GoPro two bracket with thumb screw attachment.
1548029
I guess there's enough attachments for it, but it would probably make it to heavy to float at that point. They make bigger poles that float so you don't have to do that.
1548030
No as it has a strap to put around the wrist. Nothing to support it on a pole.
1548031
If the extension pole or selfie stick has a 1/4"-20 mount at the top, then yes you can attach it to either.
1548032
Where you see the wrist lanyard, it unscrews and there is a tripod mount. If the stick has a tri-pod mount you can hook them together there. This is one of the best handgrips we have tried. We also carry a floating selfie stick made by the same company.
1767300
I am not aware of any external pole extension in addition to the telescopic built in extension.
2004419
No. The pole is not a GoPro product, but works well with the user-supplied remote.
1957269
I didn't try that, I just held it in my hand. However, if you look closely at the photo you'll notice there is a pole sticking out of it. So I'm guessing you could.
1647726
There are three options you can do 1) Invest in a GoPro Remote Control. This product comes with the clip to attach with the GoPro Remote Control. It is a very strong clip that will keep your remote attached and secure (I used this on roller coasters at amusement parks and my remote maintained secured to the pole). The remote allows for easy control of the camera settings and even more convenient way to take photos 2) Download the free GoPro App for your smartphone. This allows you to take photos using the app, switch camera settings, have a live feed of your camera (there will be a delay with the live feed). 3) You can manually set the GoPro camera itself to a timer mode or a setting to shoot photos every 1sec, 5sec,10sec, etc Personally I highly suggest going with making the extra investment with the remote. The convenience is worth the amount. Also the remote is waterproof. If your budget doesn't allow for the investment, you can use your cellphone GoPro app for free. I would not recommend option 3 to anyone if you plan on owning the GoPole. I would only use option 3 if I was manually using the camera with no pole. Hope this helps
1930334
Yes you can. In fact in my experience it works better by attaching it to a tripod.
1917890
Nope ! It is a light weight tripod for cameras . You could fine attachment to use with this. I got one for my HTC phone but the attachment does not fit my new larger phone
953356
I believe so. Depending on the end diameter of your extension pole, you may need to build the pole up with some duct tape, but it should work for you. That is working well for me. Happy Picking!
1813332
As far as I know, you can't attach it to the tripod. Other than that, I haven't really used it. I found it too difficult to get the weight right.
1714318
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.
1240664
I suppose you could however I did not keep mine because it was poor quality and there was not enough tension in the pole to keep it upright. I wouldn't buy this product.
1057590
I doubt it. I would recommend propping the camera up on something or on a tripod.
1761886
If you use it as a stand, it won't make a perfect 90 degree angle, and the weight of the camera will cause it to tip over. However, you can attach it to a pole or something to accommodate the side mount.
2203181
As far as I can tell this pole is designed to attach to the GoPro specifically but that's not to say GoPro doesn't make an attachment for standard cameras might be worth looking into.
2069612
As long as the camera has the pre-made hole to accept pole screw you'll be fine. If it doesn't have it your out of luck.
727773
I used a regular extension pole I had around the house. Previous use was with a paint roller.
366676
You can use the mount on your camera if it has one. Or buy a sturdy light stand and you will have to buy an attachment in order to put the light on the pole.