With the right smartphone tripod, you can shoot content for your social media everywhere. If you’re just shooting photos and videos at home, investing in a more stable tripod that can support your external accessories is ideal. However, if you prefer to shoot outdoors, there are a lot of tripods that can fit small bags, which are great when you’re traveling. There are even tripods with flexible legs that you can use in rough terrain.
Alternatively, you can also use tripods with suction material, which is useful for people who take pictures in a place with a lot of smooth surfaces. For example, if you’re a fitness junkie looking to document your sets, you can simply stick your iPhone to the closest mirror.
For iPhone videographers, smartphone gimbals might give a better bang for your buck. Before the rise of smartphones, gimbals were typically used by professional videographers to create smooth movements in their shots. These days, you can use gimbals to take smoother videos of your next party.
In many ways, gimbals and other similar technology help make photos and videos feel more professional and elegantly done. Unless, of course, you are going for a handheld camera vibe like “The Blair Witch Project.” Some of the most popular gimbals in the market today that work well with smartphones include the Insta360 Flow, Rigiet, and DJI OM 5. But as a last resort, you can also just practice taking smooth videos by hand.
