All iPhone 3GS video camera mounts are inherently a little bit silly, but if you’re going to make one, you may as well do it right. In this accepting spirit, the OWLE mount looks pretty OK.
https://gizmodo.com/putting-the-iphone-3gs-in-a-shoulder-mount-may-be-overk-5302041
In terms of capabilities, the OWLE is actually much more impressive than the $300 Zgrip stabilizer we saw last week, boasting a front-facing microphone, mounts for lighting equipment and a 37mm lens. Future versions could have battery packs, stereo mic support (via the dock connector) and a few other accessories, but hey, one thing at a time OWLE.
https://gizmodo.com/zgrip-iphone-pro-stabilizer-a-bit-too-nice-for-even-th-5305466
So, the elephant in the post: the OWLE looks like giant game controller, and a close examination reveals rough edges and even lumpiness—that’s because, strictly speaking, the OWLE isn’t in regular production yet. Its makers plan a limited release for August, and a full run at Christmas. The price? Anywhere from $30 to $50. Not so bad if you’re dead set on shooting seriously with your iPhone. [Crunchgear]
