Does the tripod mount unscrew or is it permanently on?
1372748
I believe the tripod block fits to the adaptor by screw and is set in with a permanent Loctite product. No. It is not easily removed.
1943412
Yes, but it's only one screw, you can remove with our hand... It's a big one, place where tripod fixing and still allowed you attach the tripod...
1681882
Check youtube, there is a video where the guy actually uses velcro to attach the hood which makes it easily removable. He tossed the mount that would attach to the tripod threads
2039216
No. It is also a female screw which allows you to attach it to a quick release plate for your tripod head.
853127
The head unscrews, like other tripod heads. I also have a pistol grip, but enjoy how small but capable this head is.
1823911
It can't, as far as I know. If you want to switch between the rig and the tripod, you have to unscrew the camera.
920489
The remote is not fixed to the tripod, it comes off and you can hold it separately...push a button slide it off.
1640866
Yes it does have the threaded hole for a tripod mount, but the hole it's covered by a plastic cover that must be unscrewed. That's probably why done didn't think it had one.
126689
The ball head does unscrew from the tripod leaving a threaded post that would allow the head to be changed provided the post and threads are the same. sorry I don't know the size of the threaded post.
325101
Yes, it unscrews. I LOVE this thermos! I have five of them. I reserve two for coffee, because there's a slight coffee smell if I try to put water in after the coffee.
547991
Yes, the part that goes over the lens snaps off. The bottom half is attached to the tripod mount.
158723
Yes, it has a standard tripod mount (one threaded hole and one small, non-threaded hole, in parallel with one-another).
768359
There is a button on the side of the-adapter, you need to pull out or push in to un mount the lens
323649
This attaches to a tripod with a standard camera mounting screw (which is 1/4-20, btw). The screw hole is covered with a plastic cover that screws in. I lost mine after a while, no problem really. In the product picture you can see a black squarish blob on the side in the middle silver band. That's the plastic cover for the tripod mounting hole.
501663
Yes, you may remove it from the tripod.-I have it right here with me, and it definitely does-The object is made up of chains of ball-and-socket joints. There is a larger ball-and-socket piece between the three-way hip and the light-module.I've noticed that the leg-pieces fasten less well if they're removed too often, so that presumably applies to the socket for the light-module, too.
2227883
Not sure. I usually do not bother with the quick release feature since I switch tripods for different situations. This litte tripod is so easy to just screw on and off as I need it.
126778
hi Christinethe tripod has a removable mount that is pretty universal with still, digital and video cameras alike. there should be a slot on the bottom of your camera where you can screw in a post. that post is attached to a mount which connects to (and is removable from) the tripod. I don't ever remove the mount from My camera. I just use the quick release and take the camera and mount. hope this helped!