CAMVATE Camera Grip SLR DSLR Stabilizer for LCD Field Monitor,LED Flashlite 1/4” Black – 1368
$9.99
Price: $9.99
(as of Jan 16, 2025 13:57:33 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Suitable For 1/4″ screw attachment fits most SLR, DSLR. point & shoot, and video cameras
The handgrip comes with a female 1/4″-20 threaded receiver on the bottom, allowing you to connect two or more handgrip, or other accessories with a Male 1/4″-20 threaded rod, together.
Weight:95g
Package Including:
1 x Handle Grip (black)
Material: Anodized Aluminum with Black rubber on the top
Lightweight and non-slip finished grip
1/4- 20″ standard tripod thread on the bottom which you can build up more grips and mount the 1/4″ socket of tripod.
1/4″-20 Male and Female ends,Compatible with any camera or LCD Field Monitor,LED Flashlite
Color: Black
Customers say
Customers appreciate the camera support’s build quality, weight, and sturdiness. They find it solid, well-finished, and suitable for GoPro or compact cameras. The texture is appreciated, with some finding it natural and easy to grip. However, opinions differ on the size.
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8 reviews for CAMVATE Camera Grip SLR DSLR Stabilizer for LCD Field Monitor,LED Flashlite 1/4” Black – 1368
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Stephen D. Ferris –
Very Well Made – But Purported Length Dimension is Way Off!
Really, it’s a very nice piece: well-finished, great heft, and excellent ‘feel’ in the hand with its knurled texturing.When I looked at the seller’s photo in the online Amazon listing, it was clear something was amiss – i.e., the shaft diameter was stated to be 25mm (just a hair under 1″ – which made perfect sense), while the total length, including the protruding 1/4″-20 threaded stud, was shown as 70mm. That’s 2.75 inches, or just 2.75x the diameter.Allowing say 5mm for the 1/4″-20 stud, this would mean the “grip” portion was only 65mm high. That’s just over 2.5″.No way! Just look at it and one can see this is impossible. And you wouldn’t want a just-2.5″ long grip.Then watch the little video. The guy demonstrating the grip does NOT have a 2.5″ wide hand. And neither do you. Children might, but not adults. My guess was that the grip portion was about 3.5″ high.Anyway, went ahead and ordered it. It came and, sure enough, the total length / height of the entire piece is 96mm, with the grip portion being 91mm. So the grip portion is actually almost 3.6″ in length.Makes much more sense – but why does the seller not correct the diagram?With the corrected understanding: highly recommended (for 1/4″-20 uses ONLY [ I tried to remove the stud, thinking perhaps one could substitute a 3/8″-16 x 1/4″-20 ‘adapter’ – but to no avail: if that is possible, I could not do it.)
dan ahern –
Solid metal. At 95gram itâs not light.
I actually didnât expect it to weigh as much as it does. Itâs fine, but I keep it in my pocket with a phone mount, and probably should have bought a lightweight plastic one. But I like that itâs short, and with my attached phone mount, I can get it in a jacket pocket pretty easily.
Wyatt Elliott –
Very nice. Camcorder wrist strain is gone now.
Makes aiming/holding a camcorder a lot easier and more natural than cupping the camcorder in an unnatural position (less wrist strain). Was surprised to see another threaded hole on the bottom to either extend the grip or add another attachment side mount as seen in the image.
Annyea –
Awesome basic equipment.
Itâs relatively heavy and nicely textured. The one inch diameter makes it the perfect size if mounted on a very low tabletop tripod. Just add a basic dumbbell weight around it (just above the tripod)âand an elevated (top heavy) light or object above the tripod is stabilizedâ¦. The only real issue is it is all metalâso your hand may get cold if you use it as a handle when outside during winter. Iâve bought many of these
Carla Ooyen –
nicely made
Nice and beefy. We have it screwed to a BIG AF zoom lens. It helps stabilize for pictures, but yet I guess I didn’t think through that you have to NOT be holding it while you work the zoom and then you are still supporting the weight of the lens with the SLP camera body.
WizardMan420 –
Nice and heavy
This is a sturdy metal grip with a substantial weight. High quality.
Workshop Nation –
Would be the perfect grip, but for one flaw
I love this handle for sim many reasons: itâs black, itâs not too long, and it has a 1/4-20 receiver on the other end, so you could attach all kinds of things to the bottom of the handle. I would by ten of these but for one big problem: the screw is too short. It works, but itâs shorter than most 1/4-20 camera screws by a few threads, and this make me very nervous when attaching a $4,000 camera to it. Can you guys please make the screw longer, just by one or two threads?
Amazon Customer –
Great tool for eVOLV 200!
It worked like a charm adapting my eVOLV 200 flashes to work with softboxes originally designed for rectangular head speedlites. I bought other handles that were just to tall but this one was perfect.