JJC
JJC TP-PA1 Shooting Grip & Mini Tripod 2 in 1 Accessory
A 2-in-1 shooting grip and mini tripod with shutter, record and sleep buttons, 360 pan and 90 tilt, compatible with selected Panasonic cameras
- Replaces Panasonic DMW-SHGR1 for direct camera control
- Three buttons handle shutter, video record and sleep
- 360 pan and 90 tilt for flexible shooting angles
- Converts to stable mini tripod with non-slip legs
- Powered by camera so no separate battery needed
2-in-1 Shooting Grip and Tripod
The JJC TP-PA1 replaces the Panasonic DMW-SHGR1 remote grip and works with selected Lumix cameras. It serves vloggers and streamers who need a single-hand grip that converts into a table-top tripod for self-recording. The accessory draws power from the camera body, so no separate battery is required.
Three-Function Button Layout
A shutter button, a video record button and a sleep button sit on one side for thumb operation. Half-pressing the shutter focuses, a full press takes a photo; the REC button starts and stops video; the sleep button puts compatible models to sleep and a half-press wakes them. Sleep and wake functions work only with the G100 and G110.
360 Pan and 90 Tilt Range
The head rotates 360 degrees horizontally and tilts 90 degrees forward or backward, allowing high, low and selfie angles. A thumbwheel secures the camera quickly and non-slip pads on the tripod legs add stability on flat surfaces. Check your specific model in the compatibility list to confirm which button functions are supported.
Highlights
- Replaces Panasonic DMW-SHGR1 for direct camera control
- Three buttons handle shutter, video record and sleep
- 360 pan and 90 tilt for flexible shooting angles
- Converts to stable mini tripod with non-slip legs
- Powered by camera so no separate battery needed
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the thumbwheel mounting mechanism need tightening or replacement under regular use?
The thumbwheel design is built for fast, repeatable mounting and removal; no scheduled tightening or replacement interval is specified by the manufacturer.
What is the maximum pan and tilt range before the grip hits a mechanical stop?
The grip rotates 360 degrees left or right and tilts 90 degrees forward and 90 degrees back before reaching its mechanical limits.
Does the grip generate any noticeable heat or draw extra power from the camera during all-day vlogging?
The unit is powered directly by the camera and contains no motor or battery, so it adds negligible heat and minimal power draw during extended use.
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