Hama 4003 Clamp Mount Table-Top Mini Tripod Ball Head 15cm 270g ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This versatile device is a vintage combination table clamp and mini tripod. It functions as an all-in-one portable camera support system designed primarily for compact film cameras, DSLRs, or lightweight accessories like flashes and webcams. Key Features & Design • Dual-Purpose Body: The thick black central column serves as a robust G-clamp. By spinning the built-in thumbscrew mechanism, you can securely clamp it onto table edges, shelves, fence posts, or pipes. • Hideaway Tripod Legs: The thin metallic rods screw directly into or pull down from the base, transforming the clamp into a free-standing tabletop tripod. On many classic models (such as those made by Hama or Kaiser), these legs can be unscrewed and stored neatly inside the body when not in use.
• Standard 1/4" Mount & Ball Head: The silver threaded screw at the top is a standard 1/4-inch mount, making it universally compatible with almost all cameras, action cams, and phone mounts. It is seated on a small integrated ball joint that allows you to tilt and rotate your gear into position. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Further descriptions:
Core Functionality & Hidden Features This compact photography accessory is a multifunctional mount designed for stable tabletop shooting or mounting cameras in tight spots: • C-Clamp / G-Clamp: The primary function allows you to clamp the unit securely onto tables, shelves, railings, or pipes. • Built-in Ball Head: The top section features a built-in locking ball and socket head with a standard 1/4-inch screw thread to mount and position compact cameras, action cams, or small accessories. • Hidden Itty-Bitty Tripod Legs: Inside the core columns of the plastic/metal ribbed body, there are unscrewable, thin metal pin legs. When retrieved and screwed into the base, the unit transforms from a clamp into a freestanding miniature tabletop tripod. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Very good condition - complete. Plastic packaging is a little torn.