Does this screw off the tripod and can be mounted on a 3/8th inch screw mount for a standard camera tripod, or is it permanently mounted to the stand?
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Not sure about the 3/8th inch screw mount. The flat part where the laptop sits clamps onto what I'll describe as a T shaped rod. You screw the flat part into the clamps and the clamps slide onto the rod. Not sure if that answers your question.
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It does NOT. The bottom piece is the three legs which spread.Another piece, in the shape of a T (horizontal bar across vertical bar), fits in to the bottom piece and adjusts up and down.The table top attaches to the horizontal bar.
761769
The light has a female 1/4" thread at the bottom, which can be mounted on a standard camera tripod. There is also a handle that comes with the light that screws into the 1/4" receiver, for handheld use. The handle has a hollow base and fits loosely over a typical light stand. I prefer to use an additional adjustable bracket for more control. See my Amazon review of this item for the specific bracket.
1617600
Mine came with a screw that you put into the tripod mount on the bottom of the camera. I'm not sure why they would suggest you get another one? I've had mine for about 6 months. Works great. I LOVE IT.
401318
I use it with a camera tripod. It's a 1/4" 20 thread mount on the bottom which is the same as any standard camera tripod.
129917
Yes. Screw it directly to the bottom of the camera. When you place the camera on a tripod with the plate you must unscrew it
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I can answer that the mount screw hole is the same size as the screw hole on a small digital camera. This leads me to believe that it would fit on any size tripod. It fits my hybrid gorilla pod just fine. Hope this helps.
104614
It uses the screw size found on most (common) tripod connector plates. I suspect it won't work on 'any' tripod but the garden variety you get off of amazon will be just fine.
445675
Yes, the ball head unscrews from the top of the tripod and can be mounted on any tripod (or monopod) that has a quarter-inch mounting stud. This is fairly standard for a "mini" ball head. Some tripods use a 3/8" stud; there are $5 adapters available that are 3/8" female on one side (to screw on the 3/8" tripod stud) and 1/4" male on the other (upon which to install this ball head). Going the other way, if you want to install a heavier-duty ball head with a 3/8" socket on this tripod, you'll need a different adapter that is 3/8" male on the outside (to screw into your heavier head) and 1/4" female on the inside (to mount on this tripod). Yes, the ball head unscrews from the top of the tripod and can be mounted on any tripod (or monopod) that has a quarter-inch mounting stud. This is fairly standard for a "mini" ball head. Some tripods use a 3/8" stud; there are $5 adapters available that are 3/8" female on one side (to screw on the 3/8" tripod stud) and 1/4" male on the other (upon which to install this ball head). Going the other way, if you want to install a heavier-duty ball head with a 3/8" socket on this tripod, you'll need a different adapter that is 3/8" male on the outside (to... » Read More Yes, the ball head unscrews from the top of the tripod and can be mounted on any tripod (or monopod) that has a quarter-inch mounting stud. This is fairly standard for a "mini" ball head. Some tripods use a 3/8" stud; there are $5 adapters available that are 3/8" female on one side (to screw on the 3/8" tripod stud) and 1/4" male on the other (upon which to install this ball head). Going the other way, if you want to install a heavier-duty ball head with a 3/8" socket on this tripod, you'll need a different adapter that is 3/8" male on the outside (to screw into your heavier head) and 1/4" female on the inside (to mount on this tripod). « Show Less
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Yes - If your tripod has a 1/4" or 3/8" threaded screw, you can simply attach the receiver plate, which is what I've done with all of my tripods (and all of my still & video cameras have the mounting plates permanently attached).
543994
This is made to fit on a standard light stand, not a tripod. It will work on a tripod, but you'll need an adapter "spigot" similar to this.
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This has standard threaded holes, both 1/4 and 3/8, in the center and on both ends (in case you want to use two tripods and make it more stable). Also note that the legs on both ends may be taken off.
754484
you can use any standard 1/4-20" screw for mounting. I must warn you that my camera no longer works and I used it only twice. The battery was shot...
1094012
It attaches directly to the tripod mount. No additional item is necessary. It fits on a standard tripod.
543993
You can mount this on a tripod (the standard 1/4" screw) WITHOUT any adapter. The mounting bracket has a hole for mounting it on a 1/4" screw as well as a hole for mounting it on a light stand. No adapters needed.
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No. It has standard mounting screw (both sizes!) that screws into your tripod mounting hole. You CAN buy a ball head to allow swivelling. You can also put a quick release on it. But those are options.
46720
Yes, it does mount to a tripod. You just screw on a shoe at the bottom. Take note that the tripod has to be sturdy (because of the added weight) and you can position handles so that they don't get in the way of mounting onto tripod. I would also suggest buying metal/aluminum screw pegs (which you can find on ebay) to replace the plastic ones it comes with. They do tend to crack after excessive tightening. Customize it as you please. I like mine. (Visit www.chilloutmonkey.com)
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the quick release plate has a one quarter inch by 20 thread per inch screw (standard) that allows placing the plate firmly to the camera base. doing so rennders rapid no fumble mount and dismount to tripod head. enjoy!