Ballhead / DSLR mount for Genie Mini / vertical surfaces
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Spotted a bit of a "hack" on a YouTube thumbnail recently after buying a Gen 1 Syrp Genie Mini for timelapse making.
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UPDATE - V12 is the better version, when I realised the genie needs to between the ballhead and print....
After starting timelapse photography again, I picked a up a Syrp Genie Mini (gen1) for cheap. I soon realised I should be able to to tilt moves, and not just pan.
Looking into this, I was sure I needed a different mounting option. I spotted a bit of a "hack" on a YouTube thumbnail recently. Although this is not yet to be tested, in theory it should work well. You will need a length of 25mm (up to 35mm) width of webbing strap, and relevant fixings such as clips or tightening options. The two models (v1 is first revision with a flat base / bottom and v2 has a slightly curved bottom) have a 45mm recessed section as seen, which is the diameter of my ballhead's base. The hole going through is wide enough for a mounting screw to fix the ballhead in place, with a counterbore to tighten up the screw and have it flush. The webbing strap feeds through the 35mm slots (which are filleted to help strength etc) and then looped around tree / lamp-post, railing etc, and tightened up. I'll probably glue some craft foam to the bottom to aid in grip to the surface.
I'll add some photos of the printed and used item printed, I'm choosing to print this in ASA-CF but you could possibly get away with PETG or stronger, 6 walls and 30% gyroid infill + adaptive layer height.