The new Stalman Clamp results from an interesting cooperation between Filmmaker and YouTuber Tyler Stalman and accessory-maker Kondor Blue. Unlike most smartphone clamps, this new product grips the device’s vertical side. This method should provide additional stability while maintaining relative compactness, and more. As smartphones acquire more and more professional features, smartphone clamps have become a common sight, not to say a necessity among content creators. These devices adapt the mobile, slate-shaped devices to industry-standard mounting solutions such as tripods, gimbals, cold shoes, or magic arms. This adaptation is crucial to the creation of advanced, professional-level content. It may even render cameras obsolete for certain shooting scenarios and projects. Enter the Stalman Clamp The vertical design in the new clamp is very dominant. It looks both sturdy, compact, and quite stylish if you like the minimalistic approach. The asymmetric design fits the iPhone 15 camera array, and will probably fit many others. Build and ergonomics The Stalman Clamp is made out of stainless steel and aerospace-grade aluminum (have you ever heard of non-aerospace-grade aluminum?). There are two 1/4″ mounting points, on top and in the middle, both with the nice touch of locating pin holes. At the bottom, we’ll find an intricate contraption that surrounds and protects the smartphone’s port. A 90-degree “L-shape” USB-C adapter is included. This specific one is quite impressive, boasting 40Gbps transfer speed and 240W power throughput. Neatly nestled in its little gap, the adapter looks safe and stable. Continuing at the bottom of the device,...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 4 January, 2024