Will this tripod mount hold an iPhone 5s in both portrait and landscape positions?
1059351
It only holds phones in the landscape position. That's why I find the gorilla tripod to be so useful, even the top mount rotates in all directions. If you need additional height, wrap it around something else, or as I do, another tripod :) I did look, but never saw anything that held a phone in both positions - at least not in this price range!
608863
I have attached the metal plate to the back of my iPhone 5S and I use Apple's leather case. I have not experienced any problems with holding the phone firmly in place.
241426
It should unless you have some kind of an attachment to your camera that would protrude below the plane of the tripod mount. Any kind of protrusion might keep you from going to a full 90 degree orientation with your camera. Other than that, it should work fine.
454775
Yes, I have both an iPhone 5 and an iPod Touch 5 Gen. They both fit the Steadicam mount equally well, very securely. And BTW, the Steadicam mount is of very good quality.
1985125
I don't know. I have an iPhone 5S (with a case) and use a Jellyfish adaptor which works well. I went with that rather than the Joby adaptor because I wanted to be able to take panoramas with the phone in portrait or landscape orientation.
421726
The mount itself only holds the phone in landscape if your tripod is in the usual position. The mount will only hold the sides of the phone in portrait position. It does not open wide enough to grab the length of the phone. However, just as you must turn the tripod to get an SLR camera into portrait mode, this will be the same. I actually use this with my tripod turned to portrait position all the time because I use a small mini tripod and this mount to serve as a car mount for my phone. It's much more stable than any commercially available car mount that I hav seen.
307291
It should. It holds my iPhone 5s with an Otterbox case just fine. The biggest issue is to see where your power outlet is located in your vehicle. Mine is so low on the dash that it makes it impossible to read the channel display.
1744807
It depends on which iPad you are using. Mine will work just fine in either landscape or portrait positions. I have a model MD522LL/A.
514981
Unless you get a different case for it, no. The lens screws onto the case, that is meant for the iPhone 4s. The tripod should fit though.
1306364
Yes you can. If u have the iphone 5 you will need to repositon your tripod or how you attach the product to your phone.
1339064
Personally, I find the quick release mechanism to be loose. When my 5d is on it, with any lens, the head tips down when shooting portrait style (vertical). However I haven't had any problems shooting landscape style (horizontal). it is a decent tripod though. Hope it helps.
1480937
Yes, absolutely. It fits the 4s even with a bulky case and the 5 and 5s are ineffect the same width as the 4s just slightly longer. That said I honestly can't recommend these little tripods enough. With the iPhone attached they are a bit top heavy but the pliable legs make balancing easy enough. And that same pliability allows you to attach the tripod to some very untripodlike situations.
1744584
No it does not mount to a tripod in the portrait position. It mounts to the tripod in the landscape position. You would need a tripod head that shivels 90degrees to achieve a portrait position.
2109061
No, it comes with a specifically weighted mount for the go-pro or the the iPhone. I tried mounting a small camera using an adapter for the go-pro mount and it never balanced right no matter how much I adjusted it. It does work great for my iPhone.
1365963
Holds my iPhone 5s hortz. position only. Works great use it on my motorcycle handle bars
12725
It does not mount in landscape and does not swivel. I have a iPhone 5 with a mophie battery case and have not had any problems on trails or the road with it. The caddy is at it's limit in holding the case on my phone but, it holds very well.
1908547
The holder is sold separately, but it works on any tripod. I have an S4 also and I don't think you can get it portrait oriented while standing on a flat surface, the legs are too short and the weight of the phone will over-balance it. However, if you can wrap the tripod around something, it is very flexible and you'll be able to orient it in any way.