Do they have a quick release so I can change from binocs to a camera?
1383173
Yes. There are two clips on the strap that attach to the ring on my binoculars.
1383174
They do have two snap clips that attach to rings on the binoculars, so if you had similar rings on your camera it would be a quick change. This harness is fantastic for my binoculars!
2184518
There is a spring level on the top of the tripod that allows you to lock and release the camera or camcorder you use. However, you need to fasten that square plate to the camera/camcorder first, then you can use this mechanism to attached camera/camcorder.
781741
Well, LOL, let me break the tie. Until I read the question I didn't notice the quick release lever just below the threaded head piece. Now that I read it, I see it and it's definitely better than unscrewing the camera after each use. Sweet. So Yes, it has a quick release lever.
293106
Yes, but to make the lens changes quicker, you may wish to purchase an adaptor for each lens. It just makes life easier.
479288
I don't know as I haven't had time to try that feature yet but I would contact someone like B& H photo who also sells them and ask as they sell cameras as well and have extensive knowledge on the subject. Sorry My best answer
61958
You don't have to but it makes it easier. Check out the Giotto quick release if price is an issue.
1517435
The LaRue quick-release mounts are well worth it. I can switch back and forth from my T-1 to my Nikon M223 in about 10 seconds and both hold their 'zero'.
1743831
Very easy to switch camera bodies simply unscrew from the 1/4-20 tripod screw and that's it. 30 seconds or less. Just unscrew and move on.
1023730
Yes. On the bottom of the rig, there is a place to screw in a quick release from a tripod. I just used it on a tripod in a shoot I did last Monday. Worked great.
992812
Yes.Tripods come with clamps that screw into the bottom of the bracket & fits on top of tripod with quick release.
1317594
Yes - but you get what you pay for, these binos are not very quick to focus and just not that great if you have ever used some good ones like Leica or Zeiss. Different league of course, but still, I recommend you set expectations low and you might be satisfied...
1214709
Good question! Yes, there is....but I usually slip it out when I am taking pics because it is easier to use by itself...
1700563
Not really. I have to unscrew two screws from the Opteka base plate before I can attach to the tripod. Only takes less than a minute but sometimes annoying.
1423724
Not sure i follow your question. But it does have a quick release for the plate mounted to a camera
551537
only by hand. If your looking for a camera that can pan tilt and zoom these are no the ones. But you can rotate them.
2120557
Yes, there is a release button on the strap allowing you to remove from one lens and transfer to another.
1413476
No quick release plate. You have to screw the cam every time. That is the only flaw. Make sure is really tight if not it will fall.