Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the maximum smartphone size that the Joby TelePod 325 can accommodate?

The Joby TelePod 325 Universal Smartphone Mount is designed to securely hold smartphones of various sizes. While it doesn't have an exact measurement for the maximum size, it is capable of holding devices with a width ranging from 2.36 inches (60mm) up to 3.54 inches (90mm). This includes most modern smartphones, including large-screen phones like the iPhone 12 Pro Max or Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. However, it's always important to double-check your phone's specific dimensions before purchasing a mount to ensure compatibility.

How do I properly attach my camera to the Joby TelePod 325 tripod for stable shots?

To properly attach your camera to the Joby TelePod 325 tripod for stable shots, follow these steps:

1. Loosen the quick release plate's locking screw by turning it counterclockwise until you can slide the plate out of the ball head. Attach the quick release plate to the bottom of your camera by sliding it onto the tripod mount and securing it with the screw. Tighten the screw securely, but not over-tighten as this may damage the threads. Place the Joby TelePod 325 legs in the folded position and attach the head to the top of the legs by sliding it onto the center column. Adjust the center column to your desired height and spread out the legs for stability. Make sure the legs are securely locked into place using the lever locks. Attach the quick release plate to the ball head by aligning the stud on the plate with the socket in the head. Push the plate onto the head until it clicks into place. Tighten the locking screw to secure the plate onto the head. Use the ball head to adjust your camera's position and angle for the desired shot. Make sure your camera is level by using the spirit level on the side of the head. To release the camera from the head, press and hold the lever release button while sliding the plate off the socket. This will disengage the locking screw, allowing you to remove your camera. When finished using the Joby TelePod 325, fold the legs back in for easy transport and storage.

What is the maximum weight capacity of the Joby TelePod 325?

The maximum weight capacity of the Joby TelePod 325 is 6.

How do I attach my camera to the Joby TelePod 325 tripod?

To attach your camera to the Joby TelePod 325 tripod, follow these simple steps:
1. Make sure that your camera has a standard tripod mount, which is typically a screw thread on the bottom of the camera. If your camera doesn't have this feature, you may need to purchase an adapter separately. Extend the legs of the Joby TelePod 325 tripod to your desired height and position it in place. Loosen the locking knob at the base of the center column by turning it counterclockwise. This will allow you to adjust the column's height. Position the camera plate on top of the column and slide it up until it clicks into place. The plate should be centered over the tripod mount on your camera. Tighten the locking knob at the base of the center column by turning it clockwise. This will secure the camera plate in place. Adjust the position and angle of your camera using the ball joint head on top of the center column. Make sure to tighten any loose screws or knobs as needed. To release your camera from the tripod, loosen the locking knob at the base of the center column and lift the camera plate off of the tripod mount.

I've lost my remote control, can I still use the tripod's built-in timer or scheduling feature?

Firstly, let's establish that tripods are generally used for stabilizing cameras, whereas remote controls are typically used for controlling electronic devices such as TVs or DVD players. Secondly, most tripods do not have a built-in timer or scheduling feature. They're usually designed to provide stability and support for the camera, rather than offering any additional functionality related to time or scheduling. Lastly, even if your tripod did happen to have a timer or scheduling feature (which is highly unlikely), it would likely be intended for use with the camera, not for controlling electronic devices like your TV. So, I'm afraid you won't be able to use the tripod's built-in timer or scheduling feature as a substitute for your lost remote control.