how do you mount a tripod with this viewfinder still on?
1332797
As everyone says, the part of this product that is screwed to the bottom of your camera has a few wholes which in turn can be screwed to the baseplate of your tripod.
1332798
There are 3 1/4" 20 threads on the bottom of the Swivi for mounting for 3 different positions.
1332799
You can attach a tripod or what on to the bottom of the Swivi mount. I leave the mount on all the time between attaching to shoulder, slider or tripod. Works great
1332800
There are three mount point on the bottom plate where you can attach a quick release plate for a tripod.
1332801
The bracket that attachs to your cameras base has the option for the threaded hole to receive/attach to your tripod
1332802
The bottom part of the swivi that connects to the camera has several tripod connection holes.
1332803
The plate that comes with this unit is an ARCA type plate. This is the same part to which the viewfinder is attached. It will fit 'side-ways' onto an ARCA type tripod head.
1332804
It has a multitude of 3/8ths holes in the bottomIt's an awesome productHighly recommend it
1332805
There is a part which looks like a cheese plate comes with the view finder. So you guys can easily mouth a tripod with the view finder still on.
1332806
There are three holes in the base of the Swivi mount for attaching a tripod mounting bracket.
1389138
How does the camera attach to this-is it the screw mount, so perhaps other cameras can use it?
71232
There is a place for something to be screwed into the bottom of the camera. The instructions that came with it didnot mention what this was for, but said to go on line and see the attachments etc. for it. I am assuming that this is what that's for, but do not have a tripod so have not done so. Sorry to take so long in answering this.
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.
402024
Should be a screw on top of the tripod and an opening on the bottom of the camera. :-)
1940436
Look on the bottom of the camera. You will see a hole with threading where you screw the camera onto the tripod. I believe all cameras have this capability.
734033
You need to purchase a "tripod mount." Price around $7.99 at gopro website or retail store.
1700564
Unfortunately, the connector that locks the camera to the harness (it works well and released from the harness easily and quickly) uses the tripod mounting screw hole, and must be unscrewed to be able to mount it to a tripod. Not a very difficult task, but not as convenient as I'd prefer.
2100017
Yes you can still mount to a tripod. In fact you have a choice of three receptacles to mount your tripod. The receptacles are on the bottom of the mounting plate that attaches to the camera. This has been an excellent product for me since I shoot out in Hawaii.
166315
I just attached the Off Camera Shoe Cord and speedlite to my tripod. It works well, I have no complains.
1659984
I never put one together before either, but it is easy enough to figure out. Set up the tripod and insert the horizontal reflector arm holder through the bracket and tighten. After you unfurl a reflector (or scrim), use the little clamps on the horizontal arm to hold it in place by the edges (it takes a while to get the knack). After getting the reflector secure, you can change the height on the tripod. It's actually pretty sturdy once you get it assembled. If this doesn't help, maybe YouTube would help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBvEuMcPRxg
805363
The tripod mount is held onto the adapter body by two very small screws. If you remove the screws, you would need to plug the holes (with shorter screws or gaffer tape) to avoid a light leak.
667890
Yes. There is a plastic cap on the bottom of the central column; remove that cap and loosen the part that holds the central column in place, and pull the entire central column up and out of the tripod. Then reinsert it upside down -- with the top facing the ground -- tighten the part that holds it in place, put the end cap back on, and then connect your camera to the plate.
80187
There are one screw for mounting on a tripod and 2 snap on fasteners for the top cover; the screw will come off but the fasteners will not.
402022
There should be an opening on the bottom of your camera. There should be a screw on top of the tripod. Screw the camera on to the screw. :-)
1126866
One can use Allen wrench (hex key). I angled the camera and goggles in a way that I can tighten down the supplied handle for mounts then just pushed the camera until I found the shooting angle that I wanted.
323650
There is a female threaded connection point on the body that attaches to the "shoe" of a tripod. Simply remove the protective cap for the female threaded port.Most tripods use the same size connections for tripods, but there might be an oddball connection out there somewhere.