An awesome tripod and grip for smart phones, point n shoot and small DSLR cameras. Maybe a light Canon Ra mirrorless series with a small lens. As camera weight goes up usable extension goes down with less control and swaying. Here are some weight numbers to play with. I use an iPhone 14 Pro Max (240g) and a Canon G7 X (304g) at full extension. An older Canon Rebel SL1 DSLR with 24mm EF-5 lens (532g) with 4 and with a heavy 18-135mm EF-S lens (857g) 3 extensions. Go with a Zhiyun Smooth 5S Gimbal with iPhone 14 Pro Max (865g) for 3 extensions.

Outside with the full 62 inch extension in the wind smart phones and even GoPro cameras will move around some. Think about ropes to secure it if you need the height for a shot or lower the extensions for a more stable platform. Indoors with a robust tripod I have no fear putting the most expensive iPhone ever made on it.

As weight goes up the weakness is the 180 degree control head with a smooth locking surface. As tight as possible this can slip with heavier loads especially with a motorized gimbal moving around. The solution would be a control head with a geared locking surface and even better a metal version that would eliminate any slippage as well as no worries when adding accessories to the setup.

Maybe next year Eucos will come up with a 'Pro' version having an improved gear locking head for a little more cost. If not maybe they could provide a removal control head so we can replace it with a Manfroto version. They have already nailed so many issues we look for in a tripod as with strength and durability in such a small reasonably light package especially running around a mountaintop with a backpack of camera gear.

For now with light cameras this needs to be in your arsenal of tools making great videos when an expensive gimbal takes time to setup while this can do a lot of the same movements as you are the gimbal. It is so very well balanced forget all those other grip solutions for a smart phone or whatever you use. Go with the best tripod and grip at the moment then make great videos.

I chose this neck mount phone holder with clamp style grip because I don't have a magnetic case and didn't want to also have to purchase a new phone case. Love that you can pivot the clamp to horizontal or vertical. The neck portion is soft around the neck and the piece that sits on the chest isn't uncomfortable.

The attachment with the semi quick-change camera holds very well, here it is a screw that you have to turn to attach the camera. The ball joint is excellent, too, a screw ensures a really very firm hold even with a DSLR. The rotary joint is also mounted very softly/smoothly so that there are no jerks when filming. However, the height adjustment with the wheel could cause a problem in the future That this one is made of plastic. The extendable legs have a bit too much play in all directions horizontally for my taste. The grip on one of the legs has a nice material and is definitely easier to grip than just the metal. Especially the screws to tighten it are all handy and not too small.

This battery is amazing and works perfect with the Canon R5C and a Kondor Blue DTap to USB-C cable. Highly recommend due to it's size and weight.

What more can I say, the Step Up Ring is 1A compatible with my Canon Eos 600D (see picture). It fits like a glove, the zoom can be adjusted perfectly and a polarizing filter can be screwed or clicked on. But does the metal material keep what it promises??? But for around €7 you can't complain :-)

I keep in it two cameras (one with a battery grip), two lens that are less than 200mm, one 300mm, and one 500mm. A laptop and several miscellaneous supplies.

This pin pointer is amazing!! You even get a battery with it + a holder and a bag.
I use when I’m metal detecting and it picks up a signal great and then points the object exact location!! I love it!! Can’t wait to get back out there detecting & pinpointing various new & old items x
See pictures for some of my recent finds.....

Canon 600D works great