The Kodak 9" Tripod is a tabletop-sized camera support that can double as a selfie stick with its extendable legs and integrated ball head. Pan and tilt can be controlled with a single knob. It can hold up to 4.4 pounds and stretch to a length of 11 inches with all its legs closed. Included in the box are a handy bluetooth remote, phone adapter, and action camera adapter.

Load Capacity: 4.4 lb    Max Height: 9"    Minimum Height: 2.25"    Integrated Ball Head    Expanding Legs    Converts to 11" Selfie Stick    Includes Wireless Remote

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this connect and work with either my Apple iMac and/or M1 MacMini running Big Sur operating system?

A: Yes this will work with Big Sur, just be sure to update the firmware and you should be all set.

Q: 2. What are the video specs for Super 8 scanning?

A: When one is using the Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner for Super 8 scanning, their are no "video specs", because the Scanza scanner is a one frame at a time scanner. Slide shows are possible but not motion picture.

Q: 3. Is the HDMI port type A or type C? I would like to connect to a VGA monitor and need to know what kind of adapter to purchase.

A: It comes with a Type A to Type C HDMI cable, the port on the back is Type C.

Q: 4. Does this scanner's app require a subscription fee? If so what is it? I read one review that said you could only scan 8 images for free.

A: According to the app description, there are no in app purchases or fees.

Q: 5. Would I be able to scan APS-C film with this once I get the film out of the canister?

A: It can only handle 35mm film. For APS, you can use this Wolverine: https://bhpho.to/33QgEao

Q: 6. Does the film need to be developed for the scanner to work?

A: Yes. In order for the unit to function properly negatives must be developed.

Q: 7. Does this scanner handle film scanning in 35mm, 120, 4x5 and 8x10 sizes?

A: This item is an accessory for a scanner that only scans documents. If you are looking for a scanner that handles up to and including 8x10 film, I would recommend the Epson scanners. You can click on the link below to view your options; https://bhpho.to/2m64rOG

Q: 8. I have lots of old negatives and would like to know if I would be able to see them with the Kodak mobile film scanner?

A: You would be able to preview the negative prior to taking a shot with your phone.

Q: 9. What is the highest resolution achieved by scnner?

A: When using the Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner, the highest resolution is available as an "optical" resolution, or an "interpolated" resolution. When one figures "dpi" resolution, it is standard to figure the dpi depending on the intended size of print. This Kodak Scanza Scanner will achieve "optical" 1500 dpi for an 8x10, and "interpolated" 2400 and dpi for an 8x10 as well.

Q: 10. Will this work if you want to use a mirrorless camera instead of a smartphone?

A: You can use a mirrorless camera with a macro lens on a tripod with the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner.