This is a simple holder for mounting an iPhone on a tripod. What is unique about it is that it's designed to hold the lens precisely over the pivot point of the tripod in both the horizontal and vertical positions. This is important when panning during panoramic photos or taking videos. When panning, you only want the lens to rotate, not swing out of position and mounting it over the screw mount is the way to accomplish that. The keen observer may notice a small technical error. Technically, you want the sensor over the pivot point and not the lens. But since the iPhone is so thin, they are the same for practical purposes
Homemade iPhone Tripod Mount
Posted Sunday, October 21, 2012 in Homemade, iPhone, Tripod by Jimmie Townsend
Homemade iPhone Tripod Mount Video Clips. Duration : 2.95 Mins.
This is a simple holder for mounting an iPhone on a tripod. What is unique about it is that it's designed to hold the lens precisely over the pivot point of the tripod in both the horizontal and vertical positions. This is important when panning during panoramic photos or taking videos. When panning, you only want the lens to rotate, not swing out of position and mounting it over the screw mount is the way to accomplish that. The keen observer may notice a small technical error. Technically, you want the sensor over the pivot point and not the lens. But since the iPhone is so thin, they are the same for practical purposes
This is a simple holder for mounting an iPhone on a tripod. What is unique about it is that it's designed to hold the lens precisely over the pivot point of the tripod in both the horizontal and vertical positions. This is important when panning during panoramic photos or taking videos. When panning, you only want the lens to rotate, not swing out of position and mounting it over the screw mount is the way to accomplish that. The keen observer may notice a small technical error. Technically, you want the sensor over the pivot point and not the lens. But since the iPhone is so thin, they are the same for practical purposes
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