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The GP-VPT2BT is a versatile, reliable wireless BluetoothĀ® shooting grip and tripod, Ideal for many different types of content creation ranging from vlogs to travel to simple everyday use. A flexible angle tilt function easily switches from normal to self-shooting mode, as well as an adjustment wheel that can be loosened or tightened for cameras of different sizes and weights, plus a C1 (Custom) button.
SKU: GP-VPT2BT
Cable-free control with Wireless Bluetooth
Quickly convert handheld grip to a convenient and stable tripod
Quick change from normal to selfie position
Tilt function for easy angle adjustment
The Versatile mount allows fast aiming and quick camera direction change
Dust and moisture-resistant design
LOCK switch so buttons canāt be accidentally activated
Indicator-Shows camera status and flashes to indicate low battery
Payload up to 53 oz (1.5 kg)
Press Flip button to rotate the grip head with click stops every 90Ė
GP-VPT2BT is powered by a single CR2032 lithium coin battery
Compatible with Sony cameras with Bluetooth capability
Load Capacity
3.3 lb / 1.5 kg
Tilting Angle Adjustment
As Grip: +80Ā°, -90Ā°
As Tripod: +40Ā°, -90Ā°
Panning Angle
360Ā°
Connectivity
Bluetooth v4.2 (2.4 GHz)
Attachment
1/4"-20
Material
Plastic
Power
1 x CR2032 Lithium-Ion Battery
Operating Conditions
14-122Ā°F / -10-50Ā°C
Storage Conditions
-4-140Ā°F / -20-60Ā°C
Dimensions
With Legs Folded: 2 x 6.8 x 1.7" / 49.5 Ć 173 Ć 42 mm
With Legs Unfolded: 5.8 x 5.3 x 6.4" / 146.5 Ć 133.5 Ć 163 mm
Weight
7.6 oz / 215 g
The GP-VPT2BT is a versatile, reliable wireless BluetoothĀ® shooting grip and tripod, Ideal for many different types of content creation ranging from vlogs to travel to simple everyday use. A flexible angle tilt function easily switches from normal to self-shooting mode, as well as an adjustment wheel that can be loosened or tightened for cameras of different sizes and weights, plus a C1 (Custom) button.
SKU: GP-VPT2BT
Cable-free control with Wireless Bluetooth
Quickly convert handheld grip to a convenient and stable tripod
Quick change from normal to selfie position
Tilt function for easy angle adjustment
The Versatile mount allows fast aiming and quick camera direction change
Dust and moisture-resistant design
LOCK switch so buttons canāt be accidentally activated
Indicator-Shows camera status and flashes to indicate low battery
Payload up to 53 oz (1.5 kg)
Press Flip button to rotate the grip head with click stops every 90Ė
GP-VPT2BT is powered by a single CR2032 lithium coin battery
Compatible with Sony cameras with Bluetooth capability
Load Capacity
3.3 lb / 1.5 kg
Tilting Angle Adjustment
As Grip: +80Ā°, -90Ā°
As Tripod: +40Ā°, -90Ā°
Panning Angle
360Ā°
Connectivity
Bluetooth v4.2 (2.4 GHz)
Attachment
1/4"-20
Material
Plastic
Power
1 x CR2032 Lithium-Ion Battery
Operating Conditions
14-122Ā°F / -10-50Ā°C
Storage Conditions
-4-140Ā°F / -20-60Ā°C
Dimensions
With Legs Folded: 2 x 6.8 x 1.7" / 49.5 Ć 173 Ć 42 mm
With Legs Unfolded: 5.8 x 5.3 x 6.4" / 146.5 Ć 133.5 Ć 163 mm
Weight
7.6 oz / 215 g
No cables required
BluetoothĀ® wireless communication means that no connecting cables are required to transmit control signals from the grip to the camera. Simply aim and shoot with no cables to get in the way.
Flexible Tilt Function
A quick tilt function makes it easy to set the ideal camera angle for a wide range of subjects and viewpoints. Whether shooting selfies or a subject, the tilt function lets you get the shot without having to assume uncomfortable postures.
Contoured For Comfort
The grip has been carefully designed to provide optimum stability and comfort, whether attached to a compact or mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera. Remote control buttons are easily accessible while holding the grip, for smooth, intuitive operation.
It's A Tripod Too
Integrated legs turn this grip into a handy, stable tripod, leaving both hands free for vlogging and other applications
Meet The Sony Wireless Bluetooth Shooting Grip and Tripod GPVPT2BT
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