Has anyone attached each leg of their Joby GorillaPod to a separate trekking pole handle, then splayed out the poles to form a tall tripod? Does this setup have a high “fiddle” factor, and does it seem reasonably stable? If you’ve also used a TrailPix, how would you compare the stability of the TrailPix with three trekking poles versus the Joby with three trekking poles? FYI, this is for use of a pocket camera, often at ISO 100, small apertures and at magic hour (low light) with self timer.
I’m torn between a TrailPix and the Joby. While the versatility and next-to-ground abilities of the Joby are attractive, the TrailPix is obviously the best choice for taller support. Plus the TrailPix with three trekking poles may be more stable than the Joby wrapped around three trekking poles (just a guess).
