An integrated folding foot rest includes a table-board supporting seat, the bottom of which is provided with four break angle bending portions. Each of the break angle bending portions is connected to a leg folding mechanism. The leg folding mechanism includes a pedestal, a rotating seat and a leg. The pedestal is formed by symmetrically splicing a front pedestal and a back pedestal. Lower portions of the front and back pedestals are respectively provided with rotary limiting grooves, and two end portions of the rotary limiting grooves are respectively provided with limiting ends. One side of the rotating seat is provided with a telescopic slideway, the telescopic slideway is internally provided with a T-shaped locking piece, two ends of a limiting portion of the locking piece are correspondingly embedded into the rotary limiting grooves, respectively, and a pressure spring is annularly sleeved on the telescopic portion of the locking piece.

A tripod suitable for travel.

A device having a top half and a bottom half divided by a hinge mechanism is provided. The top half may contain a graphic image and be used as a protective cover or kickstand, and the bottom half contains a reusable elastomeric adhesive. The adhesive can be on both sides of the bottom half. The device can be used to mount any flat, non-porous or semi-porous object to another flat, non-porous or semi-porous surface or object. The shape and size of the device does not affect its functionality and can therefore be modified as needed.

An assembly for mated dual support stands is presented. The assembly comprises two support stands. Each support stand includes three or more legs operable between a closed conformation and an open conformation, such that in the closed conformation, the two support stands reversibly mate with each other. An adaptor includes mounts for the three or more legs. A support interface is positioned opposite the legs so that the support interface is reversibly attachable to an elongated tube via attachment componentry.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of photography and videography equipment, and in particular to a rotating assembly, a supporting stand, and a photographing device. The rotating assembly comprises a head adjusting structure including a first button, a first toothed disc, a second toothed disc, and a first elastic member. The first toothed disc is fixedly connected with a first head connector. The first elastic member is configured to enable teeth on the second toothed disc to mesh with teeth on the first toothed disc. The first button is configured to overcome an elastic force of the first elastic member under the action of an external force, so that the teeth on the second toothed disc are disengaged from the teeth on the first toothed disc. The angle of the first head connector fixedly connected to the first toothed disc is adjusted by using the first button, the first toothed disc, the second toothed disc, and the first elastic member, so that the angle of an external device, such as an image acquisition apparatus, mounted to the first head connector can be adjusted without using a separate head, which contributes to cost saving.

A plate provides clearance between a camera and a quick-release receiver securing the camera to a support.

The disclosure provides a support device. The support device includes an upright column, a positioning member, a base, a plurality of support legs and an elastic structure. The base is connected with the upright column. Each support leg passes through a corresponding mounting through hole in the plurality of mounting through holes to be pivotally connected with the positioning member. The upright column is movably arranged up and down relative to the positioning member, the upright column has at least a first position located above the support legs and a second position located between the plurality of support legs. The elastic structure is disposed at peripheries of the plurality of support legs, and configured to apply acting force to axial first ends of the support legs to cause the axial first ends to move inward radially.

An accessory for an image capture device is disclosed that includes: a body; a rotatable first support that is configured for connection to the image capture device; a second support that is pivotably reconfigurable between stowed and deployed configurations; and a third support including first and second legs that are pivotably connected to the body such that the third support is reconfigurable between collapsed and expanded configurations. In the stowed configuration, the second support is concealed within the body, and in the deployed configuration, the second support extends outwardly from the body to facilitate connection of the accessory to an ancillary product. In the collapsed configuration, the third support defines a grip for the image capture device, and in the expanded configuration, the body defines a third leg that cooperates with the first and second legs to provide a freestanding base for the image capture device.

A plate provides clearance between a camera and a quick-release receiver securing the camera to a support.

A turning member includes a pair of projecting shafts projecting coaxially in a shaft wall member formed in both right and left end portions of a shaft member. The turning member further includes a projecting portion projecting on a tip face of the projecting shaft, wherein a diameter is reduced relative to the projecting shaft. Usually, the projecting shaft is received in a bearing hole of a base member, so that the turning member is axially supported on the base member. When an unexpected external force is applied to the turning member, the projecting shaft is disengaged from the bearing hole so as to absorb an impact, thereby preventing damage to members, and the projecting portion engages the bearing hole and is held in a state received in the bearing hole, thereby preventing the turning member from dropping out.