will this unit attach to a 1" pole? looking for something i could attache a tablet to a tripod center pole for photography without having to drill any holes.
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It can be attached to a tube or table up to 1.67". It easily attaches to my Hi-Hat stand which is a 1" tube.
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this unit might not work on a 1" diameter pole since the screws provided might not be long enough to accommodate the diameter.
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It should I bought on it is excellent quality and comes with two sets of bolts the expand wide. It's great
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I didn't think so but it appears to have some kind of mounting hole because the user photos appear to have it mounted on a few stands. Worst case scenario you may need the adapter I needed. But that was like a $5 a adapter I bought at a photography store.
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I would say yes. Mine is the same. It just screws in there. I use it every time in travel and get great family pics with the pole!
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Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
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My camera has threads on the bottom. The mono pole has two sets on threads 1/4 and 3/8. That worked for me:)
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Yes, it has in the center a thread that you could attach to a monopod, a tripod etc. I've attached mine to a mini tripod, works well.
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On second thought, I don't think it is compatible with your tripod, because it won't extend far enough for you to use it. Also I think the feet on your tripod are too big for it.
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The tripod needs to be a metal screw that is 1/4 of an inch. The metal stick, which I'm thinking is like a "L" shape on each end, is for your camera to be mounted on. Do not unscrew anything from the stick, use it as is. You will only need one tripod and a metal screw of a 1/4 inch thick. Hope this helps...
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No, it wouldn't work. I did see some others on Amazon that were designed for pole mounting though.
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No I had to build a system to attach it to my tripod. Not to difficult, there is a half inch hole in the bottom of the handle that will let you build one.
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It fits on a 1 inch pole. I got the pole from Achla designs, they make a whole system that you can make any height you wish,including a bottom section that screws into the ground.
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Yes it has 1/4" tripod threads on the bottom of the cold shoe mount. I have two and I use one on my l-bracket and one on a tripod.
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While I'm not 100% sure, I'm fairly certain you need a special attachment for a camera. It does use a standard tripod mount.
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This unit bit the dust a long while back. Same problem I've had with every tripod I have purchased. The mechanism inside one of the legs broke. (They all seem to be made of cheap plastic.). On this unit the hook might be used to hold a weight but it wouldn't be dangling. It would more likely be used if it was being anchored into the ground by some sort of hooking mechanism.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in our products! This mount has a 1/4-20 thread female hole on the back side, which can mount right onto ANY Standard Regular Camera Tripod, Ball Head or Camera Accessory by simply rotating it on the 1/4-20 Male thread protruding out of the top of your tripod. It will be a rock solid connection because this mount is made from *all metal* construction and directly mounts to your tripod head without any additional accessories or purchases. We would be glad to answer any other question you have, just send us a note. Best, iShot Products Inc - Customer Support Team
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The attachment hub is approximately 1-1/4" diameter x 1/2" tall, with a 1/4x20 screw in the center that attaches to the camera, it would need to be removed to attach a standard tripod quick release plate in its place. It does come with a small flat blade tool for easy removal in the field.
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The thread will fit in the camera base, but you may find that the threaded bolt is too long to tighten fully. It is designed to accommodate the thickness of a tripod plate. Tightening this without the tripod plate may damage the camera due to over penetration (not sure, but I would not like to test it on my camera).