JJC 2 in 1 Shooting Grip for cameras 📷
Description:
This compact camera grip from JJC combines a handheld shooting grip with a mini tripod, bringing steadier handheld footage and simple tabletop setups for vlogging and live streaming. The unit includes integrated controls for power, recording start/stop, focus/release, zoom and grid display, making it easier to manage basic camera functions while filming. 😊
Key Points
The grip converts quickly from a comfortable one-handed handle into a three-legged mini tripod, offering flexible shooting angles for creators who alternate between mobile shooting and desk-based streams. Rubberised pads on the top, bottom and feet improve stability on smooth surfaces and help reduce vibration when recording. Controls are placed for thumb operation, so you can start recording or adjust zoom without changing your grip.
Compatibility covers a wide range of Sony mirrorless models including A7, A7R, A7S series and many APS-C bodies. Check the camera's port and remote protocol as compatibility varies between models, and some functions may work according to the manufacturer. The compact size makes it convenient to carry in a camera bag or use on location for quick setups. 🎥
Technical Specifications
- Name: JJC 2 in 1 Shooting Grip
- Compatibility: Sony selected models including A9 III, A9 II, A9, A7S III, A7R V, A7 III, FX30, A6600, A6400, A6100, A6000 among others, according to the manufacturer.
- Functions: power on/off, video start/stop, focus/shutter, zoom, grid display.
- Design: 2-in-1 grip and mini tripod with anti-slip pads.
- Operation: one-handed control and anti-vibration features.
Usage Recommendations
Use the grip in handheld mode for walk-and-talk vlogs or when shooting on the move, keeping the camera stable with the rubberised grip and confident thumb access to controls. For interviews, product demos or live streams place the legs on a flat surface and extend the feet for low-angle shots. When attaching heavier lenses, take care to balance weight as the mini tripod offers convenience but limited load capacity for long telephoto lenses.
Consider that some advanced camera features may not be fully accessible from the grip depending on firmware and model variations. Firmware updates or checking the camera manual can clarify which remote commands the camera accepts. Also, while the grip improves handling and stability, very long exposures or heavy setups will still benefit from a full-size tripod for maximum steadiness.
