SonyWireless Bluetooth Shooting Grip and Tripod for still and video, ideal for vlogging (GP-VPT2BT)
Details
- BrandSony
- ColourBlack
- Compatible devicesCamera
- Special featuresRemote Control
- MaterialPlastic
Description
🎥 Elevate Your Vlog Game!
- VERSATILE ANGLES - Flexible tilt function for dynamic shooting perspectives.
- CAPTURE WITH EASE - Experience seamless vlogging with Bluetooth connectivity.
- COMPACT PORTABLE - Lightweight design makes it the perfect travel companion.
- WEATHERPROOF WONDER - Dust and moisture resistant for all your outdoor adventures.
- QUICK DIRECTION CHANGES - Effortlessly switch angles to keep your content fresh.
The Sony Wireless Bluetooth Shooting Grip and Tripod (GP-VPT2BT) is a versatile tool designed for content creators, offering a Bluetooth remote for cable-free operation, dust and moisture resistance for durability, and a flexible tilt function for capturing dynamic shots effortlessly.
Specifications
| Folded Size | 33 Centimeters |
| Maximum Height | 47 Centimeters |
| Minimum Height | 3E+1 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 45 Grams |
| Head Type | Ball Heads |
| Features | Flexible, Rotatable, Adjustable |
| Compatible Devices | RX0 II version 2 or higher, Sony a9 II or a9 V.2 or higher, Sony a7RM4, a6600, a6100, RX100M7, a7III & a7RIII v.3 or higher |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Color | White |
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Reviews
A**X
Compact and travel easy
Best suited for compact cameras
K**A
Very good for vlogging
Easy to use, it is very lightweight but sturdy. Can hold my Sony a7Riii with the 17-28mm tamron lens and it’s perfect for vlogging. Even my videos are more stable. Definitely recommend.
S**N
Perfect grip for Sony cameras and very easy to setup
I tried using a gimbal before on my Sony A7C II but balancing it was a pain so I returned it and got this grip instead. While it won't offer you the same stability you would get from a Gimbal, it is still better than shooting hand held and allows you to also shoot yourself if you're into vlogging. Setting it up took no longer than 30 seconds, you just go to your camera settings, scroll down to the end and under Bluetooth, look for Remote control, turn that on and you would get a prompt to start pairing immediately. At that point, press and hold the Photo button and the up arrow key and you would get a notification on your camera's LCD to start the pairing process.In case you were wondering, no, there is no way to turn it on or off, it is always on but it uses a CR2032 battery which is very cheap.
T**H
It's amazing
I used on my Sony camera 📸 I love the functions
A**S
Good
Nice
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