The iPhone has a wonderful camera for capturing selfies, POV videos, and everything in between. In certain shooting situations, holding your phone with your hands is not ideal. These 5 iPhone neck mounts allow you to capture selfies and POV video like a pro:
Povie: lets you use your smartphone to capture photos and video from your point of view. It stays around your neck and can be adjusted easily.
Sospendo: a hands-free wearable stand for your smartphone. It holds your device horizontally or vertically.
Phonoscope: a wearable smartphone holder with a spring loaded holder to capture your special moments. It lets you use the front or rear facing camera.
Seldi: a smartphone rig that lets you take stabilized POV videos. It is compatible with action, smartphone, and point & shoot cameras.
Smaneck: a neck mount with adjustable holder for smartphones. It is ideal for recording YouTube videos and capturing POV videos.
Have you found better wearable smartphone holders? Please share them here.
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