Does the bottom of the 1/4" x 20 knob have a female thread in it, for say mounting to a tripod, using a hand grip, or other applications?
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Yes, it does. I also have an led light and a rode mic strapped to it. Works well. Could be a little stronger.
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The knobs at the top and the bottom have a 1/4x20 female connector. I suspect they are there to add weights to balance the grip even more. I use it for skateboarding most of the time and it works well. The best part of owning a GoPro is how many mounts there are. So far, I have found the Chest mount to be the most useful for mt biking.
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Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed# Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed#
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Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed#
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No. It is also a female screw which allows you to attach it to a quick release plate for your tripod head.
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I know that 1/4 thread is the standard size for most cameras, and yes this slider's plate has a screw of that same standard size. I know there is a larger size on some very large professional cameras, but in that case I imagine you could find an adapter. Also, I'll say that I think this is a super solid product. All metal, pretty heavy. Works with any camera up to 5 lbs in my opinion. Great for dslr for sure.
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You have been mistaken with the swivel/pan. All this is for is a quick disconnect for your tripod or monopod. The bottom has a 1/4 by 20 receptacle which is the same as the top screw on the disconnect block.
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There should be holes to screw the tripod mount on the bottom of the bracket... right next to the knob. Thats where I screwed mine in
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Yes, at the bottom there's a thread. The main purpose is for attaching counterweight plates which come included to compensate the buoyancy of the case while underwater, but it is also the proper size to attach a tripod mount.
1159922
Yes, it does have both 1/4" and 3/8" thread for both the camera mount side and the tripod mount side.
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The model I received does not have that knob, but appear to be for the use with a tripod, my doubt is, usually those pieces are used close to the middle of the lens no at the rear end as on this, anyway I will look for other pictures just to confirm. thank you!
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The thumb screw of the bracket is threaded on the bottom to accept a standard (1/4-20) screw. I use a quick-release adapter such as those shown here http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=tripod%20quick%20release%20plate&sprefix;=tripod+qui%2Celectronics%2C154 ... Camera mounts to the bracket, quick-release adapter mounts to bracket thumb screw, adapter mounts to tripod, and flash shoe accessories mount to the bracket. The thumb screw of the bracket is threaded on the bottom to accept a standard (1/4-20) screw. I use a quick-release adapter such as those shown here http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=tripod%20quick%20release%20plate&sprefix;=tripod+qui%2Celectronics%2C154 ... Camera mounts to the bracket, quick-release adapter mounts to bracket thumb screw, adapter mounts to... » Read More The thumb screw of the bracket is threaded on the bottom to accept a standard (1/4-20) screw. I use a quick-release adapter such as those shown here http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=tripod%20quick%20release%20plate&sprefix;=tripod+qui%2Celectronics%2C154 ... Camera mounts to the bracket, quick-release adapter mounts to bracket thumb screw, adapter mounts to tripod, and flash shoe accessories mount to the bracket. « Show Less
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There is a spot on the bottom to screw on to an tripod. I do not know what size though. I would assume standard tripod size.
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It has the threads at the bottom of it, just like a camcorder does. So, as long as you have that screw on your tripod...yes.
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It has the screw whole in the bottom. I used the same attachment for my spotting scope tripod which was a quick release. It is light so any decent tripod should work fine. Just watch out in high winds.
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As you can see the end of the shaft has a slot. Some knobs make use of it for better grip but most knobs do not use it and just have a set screw to fix the knob to the shaft.
684759
it has standard (1/4") i think screw that fits every camera with a tripod mount. By the way, this is a great little monopod for the money.
1778712
No there is not a tripod screw on the bottom of the block. You can screw the block into a camera, then attach it to two 15mm rails that attach to the handle. To use a quick release plate, connect it directly to your camera, them attach to the tripod. The CXS-200 is great for hand held shooting stability, and you can also quickly attach this unit to a rail set up. This handle is great for recording hand held DSLR video.
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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.
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No. It has a threaded hole on the back so you can attach a handle, or mount it on a tripod or other screwed-on mount.