The ball head has a 3/8" mount thread. Does it come with adapter to fit Monopod with 1/4" base thread.
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No unfortunatley it does not but you can purchase an adapter at low cost from a dealer through Amazon.
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I have a Oben ACM-2400 monopod and it fits. Since it comes with a 3/8"-1/4" mounting threads, it should fit any Oben especially since it is the same product line.
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You're not doing anything wrong. The ball head receptical is 3/8", but your monopod is most likely the standard 1/4". I don't get it myself. However, you just need a cheap adapter: uxcell 1/4" to 3/8" Camera Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod That's what did it for me.
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This ball-head has a 3/8" threaded adapter hole, so your tripod has to have this size threaded bolt, and the same number of threads per inch (standard threads in the USA). However, if your tripod has a smaller diameter bolt, you'll have to get an insert step-up adapter (try ACE Hardware, Home Depot or Lowe's). Unfortunately, if the thread on your tripod is metric you are kind of stuck. Hope this helps.
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It won't even remotely work on a monopod - it's meant for a ball socket. You can remove the mounting brace. and maybe even screw in a monopod if the thread is compatible - but you'd definitely buying the wrong head if you intend to use it on a monopod. It's also meant for much larger cameras then you'd ever want to put on a monopod.This would probably be a much better choice: Manfrotto 128RC Micro Fluid Head with 200PL 14 RC2 Rapid Connector Plate
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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.
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It has a screw thread 1/4 and 3/8 inches (it has an adapter). Your head should be threaded 1/4 or 3/8 inch. It should work.
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Practically any tripod that has a 3/8" threaded base ought to work. For my project I converted a nice piece of driftwood into a walking stick/monopod by using a 3/8" hanger bolt so the screw half could be put into the top of the driftwood staff and the bolt end would protrude and allow me to thread on the ball head. Works great.In theory you could use a 1/4 to 3/8 inch adapter depending on your old ball head and the legs you select. As a general rule, cameras are threaded 1/4" - 20 threads per inch and leg bases and tripod mounts are threaded 3/8" - 16 threads per inch. Practically any tripod that has a 3/8" threaded base ought to work. For my project I converted a nice piece of driftwood into a walking stick/monopod by using a 3/8" hanger bolt so the screw half could be put into the top of the driftwood staff and the bolt end would protrude and allow me to thread on the ball head. Works great.In theory you could use a 1/4 to 3/8 inch adapter depending on your old ball head and the legs you select. As a general rule, cameras are threaded 1/4" - 20 threads per inch and leg bases and tripod mounts are threaded 3/8" - 16... » Read More Practically any tripod that has a 3/8" threaded base ought to work. For my project I converted a nice piece of driftwood into a walking stick/monopod by using a 3/8" hanger bolt so the screw half could be put into the top of the driftwood staff and the bolt end would protrude and allow me to thread on the ball head. Works great.In theory you could use a 1/4 to 3/8 inch adapter depending on your old ball head and the legs you select. As a general rule, cameras are threaded 1/4" - 20 threads per inch and leg bases and tripod mounts are threaded 3/8" - 16 threads per inch. « Show Less
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There is a 1/4" threaded hole molded into the plastic case. I tried it on a Tri-Pod and it sort of was able to be attached to the Tripod. The accuracy in the plastic threads is only fair at best. It does function.
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Yes - no adapter needed. The plate will screw into the bottom of the camera, then you slide and secure the plate to the monopod.
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Mine came with a tripod mount that has a 5/8" male connector. The problem is, the mount connection is 3/8" - which meant I had to buy an adapter and couldn't mount this out of the box using the contents of the box. A two dollar adapter fixed the issue, but made the tripod mount more unstable. I purchased a desk microphone stand by On-Stage to solve this issue. Ultimately spending more, but getting what I wanted.
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The monopod has to different size screws to use with different equipment. One is the size of the mount on the bottom of an SLR and the other is larger. To change them, all you must do is to unscrew the piece on the top, pull the metal screw out and flip it over, then screw the top part back on that holds it in place. I believe that it will work. I use a Kirk ball head on mine and it works fine.
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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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Hello Harry. It seems the tripod has a standard thread so you can swap it with any head of your choosing. Note though, the screw is not the 1/4 inch-20, but the heavier bolt size. The pistol grip will give you super easy 2-axis movement, but the head that is shipped has an excellent panning feature separate from the ball function and the ball has both a locking knob and a friction knob that lets you have fairly fluid 2-axis movement. I'm actually very impressed with this tri/monopod - they surpased my expectation for a Chinese product and it more closely resembles the popular Italian line.
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I've purchased a number of ball & socket heads for various equipment, Clamps, flat camera holder, tripods so I don't know which is the ballhead that you're referring to. All the ones I purchased were small - in the neighborhood of two inches. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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You will need a ¼ to 3/8 adapter and it will work just fine. 2 X Metal 1/4" to 3/8" Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod Ballhead DSLR SLR
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The monopod does not include a head. You can buy all manner of tilting, swiveling, and ball and socket heads separately. (I bought it to manage a spotting scope, and didn't buy a head.)