Does the pole swivel around while taking a video? so the camera can move while doing sport action?
1112563
Just like any stationary extension, you have to manually twist it to rotate the camera's view. Anything automated or robotic would cost you on ton, I'm sure.
1843290
Yes it swivels so you can adjust it up/down, left/right. Everyone who comes to our property thinks this camera is real.
1138349
Yes, it tilts and rotates around the center base pole. I'm still enjoying mine
716131
It's ok. Has a button on top that allows you to rotate in an out. The camera is not bad just takes some adjusting.
1367856
No, the camera mount only allows the camera to face one direction. However, if you use the GoPro mounts to attach it facing another direction the forward (i.e. sideways), then you could simply turn your arm and take pictures of yourself.
1270350
I believe that the $19.99 version is the 360 degree swivel version. It allows you to rotate the GoPro. The $12.99 version does not have the swivel.
2265966
I don't know. I didn't even use it. The camera doesn't stop swiveling. It just spins around because there's no locking mechanism.
1657843
No, this comes with a ball head which, in my opinion, is not very good for video, but you can change the head if you like to a pan/tilt for video.
812090
Yes it swivels. It also has great manual control. Unfortunately it will not communicate with camera brain as far as intensity function. I've found it to be an excellent sattelite flash as the sensor works great for wireless fill. The hot shoe still works great but intensity has to be manually set on back of flash
1608954
No. I tried to unscrew the rubber foot from the pole but it would not come loose. I does look like it could be converted fairly easy though. The threads for the foot appear to be the same as that for the camera, although I didn't have a thread gauge to check it with.
419509
If you want your subject not moving , yes , but the W is not wide enough for moving recording video, I recommend a larger size , and you still need a support pole to hold it up !!
2108664
No. It is motion activated. You set it up leave it and it only takes pics and video when something moves in front of it day or night
1447981
The monopod by itself doesn't but if you have the right attachments - it can. We use it for a go pro - and with the right accessories - it will swivel and tilt - the attachments I bought for $10. On a regular slr - again with the correct attachments it will do it and again , being a monopod - a little manual movement will do the job. I love it for its price - nothing beats it for its price!
1273490
You can move it around easily. The head swivels up and down and you can turn the camera side to to side. I have taken and saved both still photos and videos and still have them saved on my computer.
1566607
Yes, it has a standard "1/4 20" tripod mount screw and a retractable video alignment pin for video. It has 15 degree up and down movement as well as 360 degree rotation. I use it with me DSLR and a CamRanger PTHub, so what I'm doing is a little different that what you're trying to do, but this unit will work wonderfully for your use too.
537129
Yes, when the four sections are extended, you twist the shaft of the smaller section about 2 or 3 degrees and it locks the two sections into place. Very quick - about 3 seconds to complete. There is no wobble or chatter. Extremely light, but sturdy. I used it while skiing in Denver with a GoPro and was amazed at how steady the video turned out. There is no "lock" at the head, where the camera mount pivots, but there is sufficient friction/grip to hold a GoPro in a set position even if you are moving or bouncing. At only 12" long, it's easy to stuff into a back pocket or small backpack. You could even strap it to your leg/boot with some velcro straps if needed. Nice buy. Yes, when the four sections are extended, you twist the shaft of the smaller section about 2 or 3 degrees and it locks the two sections into place. Very quick - about 3 seconds to complete. There is no wobble or chatter. Extremely light, but sturdy. I used it while skiing in Denver with a GoPro and was amazed at how steady the video turned out. There is no "lock" at the head, where the camera mount pivots, but there is sufficient friction/grip to hold a GoPro in a set position even if you are moving or bouncing. At only 12" long, it's easy to stuff into a back pocket or small... » Read More Yes, when the four sections are extended, you twist the shaft of the smaller section about 2 or 3 degrees and it locks the two sections into place. Very quick - about 3 seconds to complete. There is no wobble or chatter. Extremely light, but sturdy. I used it while skiing in Denver with a GoPro and was amazed at how steady the video turned out. There is no "lock" at the head, where the camera mount pivots, but there is sufficient friction/grip to hold a GoPro in a set position even if you are moving or bouncing. At only 12" long, it's easy to stuff into a back pocket or small backpack. You could even strap it to your leg/boot with some velcro straps if needed. Nice buy. « Show Less
820327
Mine does but it is far from a solid lock up. I prefer contour to gopro because of their in line design but their mounts sure stink.