Is there a tripod holder? Quick disconnect for a tripod?
1369052
There is a pocket and strap for a light duty tripod. But unfortunately a large professional tripod fits awkwardly and is somewhat top heavy. I remedied this by purchasing a padded tripod sling. I love this bag. And it has ample protection and space for a lot of gear.
1369053
yes... there's a little 'pocket on the side of the bag to hold 2 legs and a strap to hold the top portion down... not the quickest disconnect... but it works...
1369054
There is a strap on each side that could be used to attach a tripod I believe. I like the case very much and find the rollers and back pack straps very useful.
2077964
You would have to find one in your camera store or online. They are readily available. They all have 4/20 screw holes that allow attachment to the threaded screw in the tripod quick release. That's how I do it.
466368
You have been mistaken with the swivel/pan. All this is for is a quick disconnect for your tripod or monopod. The bottom has a 1/4 by 20 receptacle which is the same as the top screw on the disconnect block.
2021410
It comes with the tripod but the two can disconnect by the universal camera screw.
2175082
No, there is no built-in quick connect/disconnect per se. However, it is just 1 nut that needs to be removed and it disconnects easily. It takes about a minute or two to disconnect.
191403
The one I purchased for a few dollars more, included a separate tripod head mount piece adaptor. The connector/adaptor I received acts as an internal threaded female J-adaptor to hold the attached device, which then is twisted onto the external threaded tripod male bolt end screw of the extended handle, or could be twisted onto and fastened to the external threaded male head bolt mount of a tripod.
1170372
Yes it does. I sometimes will leave my tripod quick release plate attached. Works Great.
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.
1534349
No there is no socket for a tripod, however its very small (palm size) and very accurate with being held in your hand
1791211
There is a tripod mount on the bottom back of the unit. I use a very small Joby tripod on mine about 90% of the time. You can hold it by hand but image stabilization will suffer.
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!
1602978
Right at the bottom of the bracket there is a hole where it can be attached the quick release tripod plate. Also there is a set of hollow screws that come with the bracket that you can use for other setups. Screwdriver was included in my bracket
1740488
Standard tripod mounting. Not sure about camera adapter, but appears that one would be needed.
170860
Yes. It has three places to connect to a tripod. One on each side and one In the middle. There are two different tripod connections for multiple tripods.
432390
No, sadly it just dangles next to your camera. It's not usually an issue unless it's really windy, though. If it is, maybe you could tie it around the tripod, or use tape or Velcro!
1237864
Yes, there is a tripod mount on the bottom of the plate, although it can tend to swivel if not screwed down tight. I kept my tripods quickrelease plate on it.
2063953
This is a one peice quick release..The center screw fits the camera and slides into the tripod mounting head..