Take clear pictures through windows and other reflective glass partitions with the FotodioX Ninja Flexible Window Hood for Smartphonesfrom FotodioX. The large, gusseted silicone hood has three suction cups that attach to the glass. Simply slide your phone's corner cameras into the opening to snap photos and record videos that are free from reflections and glare. The flexibility of the silicone gives you the added benefit of being able to angle your phone for the perfect shot. It's a great accessory to have handy in many different situations, such as shooting through the windows of your home, at the zoo, at the museum, and from observation decks.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which size for 16mm on full frame?

A: Yes, the Lenskirt ""LENSKIRT Flexible Lens Hood will technically fit on your 16mm lens, because the draw string will allow it to fit. But, because of the extreme wide angle of that lens on a "full frame" camera, one will see the hood on the edge of photos. The Lenskirt LENSKIRT XL is a better hood for wide angle lenses like the 16mm. https://bhpho.to/3ahTUTC

Q: 2. Can the camera clip be removed from the mini tripod and put on to another tripod?

A: Based on the picture, you should be able to unscrew the clip from this tripod and attach it to any other tripod with a 1/4 20'' thread.

Q: 3. what size should i buy for 70-200mm lens ?

A: Just amending my answer to your question, I just realized when I ordered Lenskirt there was only ONE option which is 9 x10 (width of the skirt). That works on all my lenses. Apparently the XL size would cover a wider area to block glare but for my purposes the regular size works fine, widest lens I've used it with measures 3 in width, my widest zoom lens. I would imagine the XL size is more for shooting video with much larger cameras/lenses. Hope this answers your question, sorry for any confusion.

Q: 4. Is the Lenskirt suitable for using with a GoPro camera attached to the window via the GoPro suction cup? I presume itd be a simple matter of pulling the drawstring closed behind the camera to keep light from entering from the rear. I like to do time-lapse photography at airports.

A: I have not tried with a GoPro and suction mount only a 5Dm3. From how you are describe you would mount the GoPro I think you will have success in your time lapse

Q: 5. what lens diameter does it fit on?

A: According to Cambo this unit has a 100mm on the front and includes 4 soft rubber rings, which may reduce this front opening to either 85, 75, 65 or 55mm.

Q: 6. Is the loc-line 1/2 or 3/4 ?

A: Stage Ninja CAM-12-CB Specs:Mount Type1/4 -20 screwLengthWithout clamp: 12 (30.5 cm)Diameter0.75 (1.9 cm)

Q: 7. Would this work for basketball backboard mounted cameras to block reflections?

A: You can use this to suction cup to the backboard. This will be able to eliminate any light from going into frame.

Q: 8. Does this work on thermopane residential glass (double pane windows)?

A: As long asthe glass is clear it seems to work just fine (cuts out the reflections). If you get a haze on the inside of the panels then not so much...

Q: 9. How much can it carry? Will it carry a D5200 with a Sigma 18-200

A: My Proof CAM 03 weighs in at 1lb 12oz and at full horizontal extension it's on the verge of letting go. It's easily held up with a 90 deg bend to vertical which lessens the leverage. You're at 2lbs 2oz so would probably hold in the vertical.

Q: 10. What is the max payload of this?

A: The Stage Ninja Scorpion CAM-12-CB Flexible Clamp Mount has a max payload of 2.4lbs.