iOgrapher Go helps turn a GoPro into a steadier handheld video rig
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GoPro cameras are mammoth for mounting on people and things in ways you can’t with veteran cameras. However, the design also makes them tricky to use as more than a point-of-view camera.
The iOgrapher Go performs this by giving you a way to mount a GoPro onto a frame between two mammoth handgrips made out of strong, lightweight polycarbonate plastic.
At the center of the Go is a shoe mammoth that can be used with a GoPro or any anunexperienced small camera that will fit within the area. There are three transfer accessory shoes across the top to attach a mic, panel palatable or an external display or mobile device.
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The two grips make it steadier for handheld shooting, or you can use the 1/4-20 mount on the bottom to put it on a tripod. That’s basically all there is to it.
The iOgrapher Go is on Kickstarter for $40 and has met its fundraising goal (that converts to approximately £25 and AU$55). Once it hits retail, it’s anticipated to be priced at $70 (approximately £45 and AU$95). It’s expected to ship in December to backers.
Before you buy, opinion, you might want to check out iOgrapher’s alike designed cases for iPhones and iPads. You can actually use one of those models for shooting handheld with a GoPro too, by attaching the camera to one of iOgrapher’s accessory shoes on top while silly an iPhone/iPad to monitor and control the camera.
