Hi,
I'm really wanting to use hiking pole as a monopod for my Sony Nex-6 camera. CP3s look promising, but no original camera mount available.
I hope there are folks who found solution for the SUBJ.
Thank you in advance,
Greg.
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Camera mount options for Locus Gear CP3 poles?
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Get an Ultrapod 1 and strap that to your pole when needed.
2 oz , holds up to 3 lbs.
Would a stick pic work with them? I'm hoping to get the CP3 poles soon.
The stickpic should work with most but it is really designed for selfies not as a monopod replacement.
+1 to what Franco said, I use that little tripod in a lot of different ways, it straps to a tree or your trekking pole extremely well in addition to being a good little tripod. 1.7 ounces on my scale.
I made a quick mock up of a different solution based on the Ultrapod if someone wants to go lighter again.
In the DIY forum soon.
Is the Ultrapod a better option than the Gorillapod? I'm in the market for a better option than using rocks to prop up my camera. I own CP3 poles.
I prefer the Ultra Pod.
The 'UP to trekking pole' is just one example of why it works for me.
The Gorillapod is fun to use but the small one is not as versatile (for me) as the UP.
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