What tripods do you guys use to film your art process?

Ask the Community
1

I want to film more of my art process, but I feel like capturing it is pretty difficult and disruptive to my flow. :cyclone::cyclone::cyclone: Have you guys found any specific tripods that make this easier? Thanks for the recs in advance. :metal:

1 Like
2

All my tripods have been from Amazon, and they never last or feel flimsy :confused:

1 Like
3

Unfortunately I can’t afford nice tripods for filming. However, I found a small phone stand from IKEA that’s been really helpful in recording and posting content!

1 Like
4

I always see ads for the "Canvas" tripod/phone stand but it's a bit pricey for me. My boyfriend has a tripod that's adaptable to a camera and my phone but I find the Tripod legs always get into the shot.

Here's the link to the Canvas "tripod"; the white color looks to be out of stock.

My friend recently purchased this phone stand: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B094QX5TYS/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_7?smid=A6XHYOZP9EJMP&psc=1

It's a bit heavy but that's to hold the stand down. The lights have a couple settings and can film on the front and back cameras. Definitely not the cheapest option either but pretty decent quality for how much it is! It also extends pretty high and packs away really nicely.

1 Like
5

Has anyone tried the AirStik? It's trending all over TikTok (haha even the Amazon link lists Tiktok in the Product Title), and I hear nothing but good things so far. I'm tempted to try it out :thinking: It would really help in small-space areas, so we're not getting tripped by tripod legs!

1 Like