Tripod Mount

I've had great luck with the Grifiti Nootle Ipad Tripod Mount (For 2, 3, and 4) with 1/4-20 Thread, it fits any standard tripod. Recorded many different things such as speeches and videos outside with no shakin. http://amzn.com/B007EICZTU

I've had a great experience with the Grifiti Nootle Ipad Tripod Mount (For 2, 3, and 4) with 1/4-20 Thread to Fit Any Standard Head You Already... http://amzn.com/B007EICZTU

There are much better mounts out there Peter - Try this from iShot Pro® Mounts - This one made from all metal construction and fits any case.

iShot Pro® Mounts - G7 Pro for iPad 2 3 4 and iPad Air - -> amzn.to/KfGcFJ

@DMRink - If you value your expensive ipad then you wouldnt use a 14$ plastic mount to place your ipad onto a tripod. I do not agree with your comments that the Grifit nootle ipad tripod mount for 2, 3 and 4 would be a good solution for ipad tripod mounting. In fact we've tried their mount and the 1/4-20 thread became dislodged and our ipad hit the ground causing damage to the corner of our ipad.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, I've had this mount for over a year never had the iPad become dislodged. In fact I was so impressed with how well it held it, that I purchased another for our iPad Mini and for my teenage sons iPad 2. Spending more money does not always mean you are receiving a superior product, Amazon reviews are showing great support for the Grifiti compared to the iShot.

At 14$ your right about the reviews. But most people already use a case on the ipad so grifit mount you have to take the case off everytime. (NO THANKS!)

And on another note about the reviews, they offer to sign you up as a beta tester for their products in lou for a review. And send you some rubber bands to hold the ipad in the mount! (AGAIN NO THANKS!)

Almost black mailing you into posting a review for free products!? Who does that?

Glad you've had good luck with the mount as we have not. Well stick with iShot products as they are all metal construction so i have no fear my ipad will hit the ground ever again even in my own case.

iShot G7 Pro iPad Tripod Mount works with all your other iPad Generations past and present - with or without a case! One product that works for all iPad generations! Genius!

Here's the link - http://amzn.to/KfGcFJ

I am trying this one for my Air http://www.thoughtout.biz/ped4-ipa10-ipad-air-tripod-mount-pivoting/ it says it works with a case or skin. It looks durable and made in the US.

I have used one made by Caddie Buddy and it works great. It works with or without a skin and grips all 4 coners.

Really secure. http://http://caddiebuddy.com/ipad-tripod-mount-ipad-tripod-bracket/ and it is made in the usa.

If you don't want to spend money... I made this, maybe it can be useful to you.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Cinema-Pro-Mount-for-iPad-Mini/

Peter, The biggest problem with both of those , Noodle,Ishot, is that they are not set up for using the ipad as a camera. check this out. http://nexstartraining.com it is set up with everything. In the world of filming you do get what you pay for. I have spent over 30 years in the film biz working in camera so I understand a little bit about it.

@Michael - That looks cumbersome to attach, not something you could quickly slap on and be ready to shoot.

@cfbf2005 - The trouble with the iShot G7 is that you need a special head for your tripod. Without that, you mount the iPad and it's looking straight up at the sky.

I am looking for a tripod that will allow me to shoot video tutorials of craft/drawing projects. I need to be able to shoot straight down at the table surface to video a project that is being created on the table. I can not tell by looking at the various tripods suggested if they will rotate into that position. I have an iPad mini. Thanks!

Here is iPad tripod mount setup with an older Manfrotto 785B tripod (a new equivalent Manfrotto is likely MKC3-H01M) and the PED4-IPA10 (or PED4-PLANET-IPA10. Elevation is 14" above 8.5"x11" paper in this setup. There are other version for the iPad mini too.

I am interested. I checked out the website, but I didn't see any panning options. Does it pan?

Thanks!