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Novoflex SP STATIV Suction Cup With Ball Head

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Regular price $67.15
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Product Overview

Novoflex SP STATIV Suction Cup With Ball Head

The Novoflex Suction Cup With Ball Head is designed for mounting a camera over any flat plane surface, like a sheet of glass. The suction cup attaches directly and securely to the surface. The ball head is mounted on the suction cup's 1/4" thread screw, and a camera (up to 6.6 lbs (3 kg) in weight) can be mounted on the ball head, giving you the maximum flexibility in placing and aiming the camera.

What's in the box:

Novoflex Suction Cup With Ball Head

Novoflex Suction Cup Camera Mount

Novoflex BALL19 Small Ball Head with 1/4"-20 Screw

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FAQs

What types of surfaces can the Novoflex SP STATIV Suction Cup be used on?

The Novoflex SP STATIV Suction Cup is specifically designed for use on flat, smooth surfaces. Ideal materials include glass, polished metal, and smooth plastic. It is not suitable for porous or textured surfaces, as these can compromise the suction seal.

How much weight can the suction cup securely hold?

The suction cup can securely hold cameras up to 6.6 lbs (3 kg). It's important to ensure that the camera and any attached accessories do not exceed this weight limit to maintain stability and safety during use.

Can the suction cup be used in outdoor environments?

Yes, the Novoflex SP STATIV Suction Cup can be used outdoors, provided that the surface conditions are appropriate. Ensure that the surface is clean and dry to achieve a strong suction seal, and avoid extreme temperatures that may affect the suction performance.

Is the ball head adjustable for different shooting angles?

Yes, the ball head mounted on the suction cup allows for full range of motion. You can adjust the angle and orientation of your camera easily, which is particularly useful for capturing unique perspectives or shooting from unusual vantage points.

How do I ensure a secure attachment to the surface?

To ensure a secure attachment, clean the surface thoroughly before applying the suction cup. Press down firmly on the suction cup to create a vacuum seal and check for any air bubbles. It's advisable to perform a quick tug test after installation to confirm that it is securely attached.

What are the recommended applications for this suction cup mount?

The Novoflex SP STATIV Suction Cup is ideal for a variety of applications, including automotive photography, architectural photography, and shooting from unique angles where traditional tripod setups are impractical. It is also useful for mounting cameras to windows for time-lapse or high-angle shots.

Can I use this suction cup with other accessories or rigs?

Yes, the suction cup features a standard 1/4" thread screw, making it compatible with a wide range of camera accessories, including various types of ball heads, quick-release plates, and other mounting solutions. This flexibility allows you to customize your setup to suit specific shooting needs.

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