UTEBIT Universal Stabilizer Adapters Microphone Review

Not only does this top grip give me better grip and low angle shooting for video, it also allows me to mount more than one on the camera as the threads are different are big. as well as the presence of 3 hot shoe mounts. That way I can have my field monitor, remote trigger and cageless mic on it. It only uses the camera's hot shoe, which is very convenient. You can also attach it to the cage if you want and you have a video rig.

This is a simple, well-made accessory. I like things with more holes and more mounting options than I can use. For me, the benefit of having three cold shoes is the ability to choose one of them to best place your microphone or any other device that requires a cold shoe. Additional options are available with two included 1/4", 3/8" screw adapters. I'm not sure I would use the included cold shoe adapter, but it's always better to have options. It's simple, has lots of options, works well, and is

This is my first review of the UTEBIT camera hot shoe grip and I will update once I use it. price ratio. It's on par with any major brand. The grip is very well made, very well made and very well built, it's strong enough for my Sony a7 III and also light and I love it. It makes handheld shooting a breeze and very easy to carry and hold. The handle is made of aluminum alloy, has 3 cold indicator interfaces and a very ergonomic design. Overall the camera grip on the top grip is of good quality…

This camera grip works great with my Sony HD camcorder. I've used it a few times to film my dog for marketing videos. This allows me to go lower to the ground and parallel to it instead of photographing it from a great height on a tripod. So you can really get some low level recordings. It doesn't perform as well as a gimbal in terms of stability, but as long as you don't shake it in your hand while shooting, it works great. I just move it slowly and try to keep it steady. But for the price…

I bought this camera hot shoe grip to try video recording with my mirrorless Sony A6k DSLR. It's affordable but takes up a lot less room in my backpack than a large U-mount or large rounded square mount that attaches to a tripod mount. I've always been wary of using a hot shoe as a mount, but this guy doesn't get in the way of my tilting screen. I can easily mount a small pistol mic, small LED light or ring light controller with shoe mounts and attach a power supply or external HDMI field…

I'm a big fan of SmallRig and have two of their grips but none of them are made for hot/cold shoes so I kept a close eye on one . This one popped up and while I had my doubts, I was pleasantly surprised by the product. Fit and Finish: The black anodizing looks great, no defects to report. I've noticed some burrs on the threads of the handle, but it doesn't look like it's causing any problems. The three cold shoe slots work fine with the adapters I have, so there's no problem with them…