Construction Paper Palm Branches

Works well as smaller branches to my main 24 port switch.

Everything I want and need in the palm of my hands

Surprised at the size (fits in the palm of hand)!

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

Fantastic, useful product. Clamps to about anything, and holds just about anything, from branches (props for birds) to flash equipment.

Have it in my vintage 1956 trailer set up in Palm Springs...

I wanted a small tripod for low work and found this GorillaPod was perfect. I looked at the 3K version since it would easily hold my OM-1 and lens, but decided on the 5K since I could use it to hold my Spotting Scope if I wasn't using it for the camera. The tripod is small and easily carried. The legs are flexible and the joints allow it to move into almost any configuration. The joints are stiff making the legs feel very secure. I've wrapped it around the branches in a tree and it worked fine as long as you have multiple branches to work with a anchors. Wrapped around a single branch the camera and tripod tend to spin around the branch. The Arca-Swiss mount was essential for me since I don't want to carry around multiple mounting plates and my other equipment uses the Arca-Swiss.

This is a great little tripod for the go Pro. It's very flexible and you can attach the go Pro to a variety of things like branches or railings, poles or other similar things. I can see that it's going to be very useful.

I added the extension to a Plamp II for macro photography in the garden and to hold branches with Monarch chrysalyside as the butterflies emerged. It adds reach and helps to adjust the Plamp. I ran hot water from the tap to the receiver end of the Plamp to allow the extension to connect. I recommend attaching the Plamp to an external tripod because it transmits movement if it's mounted on the tripod as the camera. Otherwise, it works great to steady subjects in wind outdoors, and to easily move the subject for focusing.

Quality as I would expect from any Wimberley product, and absolutely great for holding branches out of the way, or a flower still on a windy day, but what I use it for most is to hold a 12 inch diffuser in place to provide just the right light for flawless Bokeh.