Smartphone Grip: For those of you still looking for Smartphone grip this sounds like a good deal.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

For those of you still looking for Smartphone grip this sounds like a good deal.

https://www.adorama.com/ptprcbs80.html?bc_pid=UFRQUkNCUzgw&utm_medium=email&emailprice=T&utm_source=Bluecore-011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You&utm_content=011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You&utm_campaign=011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You-P-G-NA-GLP&obem=gz46KSwHGMmctY2j2vwyg6dtvhF_ycjq2m0xzaGkZtQ%3D&bc_lcid=t5824287562981376lw5244986157359104&utm_source=Bluecore-011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You

bsprague Loc: Lacey, WA, USA

There is one for $20 on Amazon that I'm tempted to try.

https://www.amazon.com/ULANZI-Smartphone-Detachable-Wireless-Shooting/dp/B0B6TNCHCN/ref=psdc_11139610011_t1_B086C3N1SN

MrBob Loc: lookout Mtn. NE Alabama

Fstop12 wrote:

For those of you still looking for Smartphone grip this sounds like a good deal.

https://www.adorama.com/ptprcbs80.html?bc_pid=UFRQUkNCUzgw&utm_medium=email&emailprice=T&utm_source=Bluecore-011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You&utm_content=011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You&utm_campaign=011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You-P-G-NA-GLP&obem=gz46KSwHGMmctY2j2vwyg6dtvhF_ycjq2m0xzaGkZtQ%3D&bc_lcid=t5824287562981376lw5244986157359104&utm_source=Bluecore-011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You

Attach an Arca QR plate and it is a wiener.... I like it, Esp. when the M43 sensor lives there.

MrBob Loc: lookout Mtn. NE Alabama

Fstop12 wrote:

For those of you still looking for Smartphone grip this sounds like a good deal.

https://www.adorama.com/ptprcbs80.html?bc_pid=UFRQUkNCUzgw&utm_medium=email&emailprice=T&utm_source=Bluecore-011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You&utm_content=011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You&utm_campaign=011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You-P-G-NA-GLP&obem=gz46KSwHGMmctY2j2vwyg6dtvhF_ycjq2m0xzaGkZtQ%3D&bc_lcid=t5824287562981376lw5244986157359104&utm_source=Bluecore-011224-08AM-New-Year-New-You

Just as a followup... This is the grip I was REALLY interested as I became more enamored of Phonecams... At this price, I BIT... Will keep the group informed of how it is working out !

Wingpilot Loc: Wasilla. Ak

That looks really interesting. I might consider this grip too after we recover from Christmas. If it works as advertised, I think I’d be all in on this one.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

MrBob wrote:

Just as a followup... This is the grip I was REALLY interested as I became more enamored of Phonecams... At this price, I BIT... Will keep the group informed of how it is working out !

Please do, it will be interesting to hear a real world experience with that grip.

MrBob Loc: lookout Mtn. NE Alabama

Fstop12 wrote:

Please do, it will be interesting to hear a real world experience with that grip.

Yep, sure will... for 49.00 US how can you go wrong... put a QR plate on it and Wheee !

Scott from BC

I posted about this exact topic in the last couple of weeks. I got a number of replies (thanks again to those Hoggers!).

I decided to get the Ulanzi CG02 grip. This is the version with the LED light. So far it works as advertised. Bluetooth shutter which is removable for remote triggering. The light intensity is adjustable. I ended up ordering it directly from the Ulanzi website, with a discount coupon, the cost was around $23.

I've attached a few pics.

Wingpilot Loc: Wasilla. Ak

Thanks for the update. It’s good to know that a product works as advertised. Keep us posted.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

Scott from BC wrote:

I posted about this exact topic in the last couple of weeks. I got a number of replies (thanks again to those Hoggers!).

I decided to get the Ulanzi CG02 grip. This is the version with the LED light. So far it works as advertised. Bluetooth shutter which is removable for remote triggering. The light intensity is adjustable. I ended up ordering it directly from the Ulanzi website, with a discount coupon, the cost was around $23.

I've attached a few pics.

Thanks for posting this. Have you taken any photos using that light? Just curious to see what that may look like. Also curious to know how far that light is cast. Can you take a photo using that setup with the light at night? Doesn't have to be anything fancy, maybe a backyard shot when it's completely dark.

crafterwantabe Loc: Mn

Thanks for sharing. Looks interesting

MrBob Loc: lookout Mtn. NE Alabama

Fstop12 wrote:

Please do, it will be interesting to hear a real world experience with that grip.

A SLIGHT hiccup... I had to cancel order. Sorry !

Scott from BC

Fstop12 wrote:

Thanks for posting this. Have you taken any photos using that light? Just curious to see what that may look like. Also curious to know how far that light is cast. Can you take a photo using that setup with the light at night? Doesn't have to be anything fancy, maybe a backyard shot when it's completely dark.

Here you go Fstop12. I took these pictures last night in a completely dark room. About 8 feet away. I set the camera app to "pro" mode to fix the exposure. The light has 3 levels which the little manual says are 30/70/100% power. One pic at each power level. Not bad for a little light.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

Scott from BC wrote:

Here you go Fstop12. I took these pictures last night in a completely dark room. About 8 feet away. I set the camera app to "pro" mode to fix the exposure. The light has 3 levels which the little manual says are 30/70/100% power. One pic at each power level. Not bad for a little light.

Thanks so much for doing the demo. Wow, that little light puts out! Now I am interested in your guitar. What model is that?

Wingpilot Loc: Wasilla. Ak

Fstop12 wrote:

Thanks so much for doing the demo. Wow, that little light puts out! Now I am interested in your guitar. What model is that?

I was interested in what model guitar that is, too.

That does put out quite a bit of light, even at the lowest level. The guitar makes for a great subject for this because it so dark, itself.