Cinetics introduces CineVise camera mount with vise grips
Video accessories maker Cinetics has announced the CineVise camera mount. Similar to its Cine System,it is built around Joby's popular Gorillapod Focus flexible tripod. The CineVise includes clamps around its feet, allowing you to firmly mount a DSLR or small video camera to any surface. It can be purchased from the Cinetics store as a complete system, including the GorillaPod Focus and Ballhead X for $295. You can also purchase just the CineVise grips for $165.
Last week, we posted a review of the company's Cine System which is a similar low-cost kit, but on wheels instead of clamps, enabling videographers to achieve smooth panning and zoom shots as well as window and vehicle mounted footage.
Click here to read more about the CineVise System
A video full of bling from Cinetics about the CineVise
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CineVise System is a set of 3 grips combined with the GorillaPod Focus tripod and Ballhead X as budget alternative to pro-style rigs. |
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