Does it have a quick-release plate or do you have to screw the camera in every time you use it?
1413473
You have to screw it every time, no quick release plate comes with the tripod.
1413474
it does not have a quick-release plate, so it's not only flimsy, but it takes a long time to assemble and dis-assemble...not the best tripod (if you're looking for something that will hold your camera in place). The only thing it really does well, is look cool when it self-assembles, like a transformer/tent pole.
1413475
I found this tripod to be a flimsy piece of crap. I sent it back.Don't think it had a plate. Don't buy this!
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.
1413477
You'll need to purchase the Tamrac ZipShot Tripod Quick-Release Accessory Kit.
1413478
There is a quick release accessory which is sold separately. Without the quick release, the tripod head screws into the bottom of the camera.
1217946
Yes, there is. I keep a quick release plate attached to it all of the time.
894049
This plate attaches to the camera via the one center screw. The plate itself fits the tripod with NO screws, it is a wedge type base that when detached from the tripod stays attached to the camera. Its design is really fast to attach/detach to/from the tripod by sliding in a locking with a slide latch. The tripod name I use is Pro Albinar 9500. I got it at a thrift store for $5.00 it did not have the base.
894051
This Plate has a screw for the camera that is installed prior to mounting to the tripod.
462145
You can use it with any tripod, has a hole for the screw on the bottom, you can use any type of quick release system plate
1906081
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.
406720
It has a sliding plate. That plate is attached to your camera, then there is a knuckle bolt you can loosen, then slide it off while pressing the lock. It isn't exactly quick nor work great, but better than nothing!!
1040177
Yes, the plate slides in and has a knob that locks the camera in place. The more I use the tripod the more I like it.
1170372
Yes it does. I sometimes will leave my tripod quick release plate attached. Works Great.
1122941
I haven't tried to mount it on a quick release plate personally, but it's a great addition to a standard tripod.
2175949
It comes with the quick release plate. So essentially nothing... Other than the tripod, or whatever your screwing the head onto.
144185
Yes, it is removable. Not sure of the size but I keep the plate on the bottom of my Canon T3i DSLR or this battery grip when I use it. Both are a tight/secure fit. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004UTQRHW/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2039216
No. It is also a female screw which allows you to attach it to a quick release plate for your tripod head.
1722595
No, it needs a quick release plate. But it can't connect to it like normally. You need to buy a bolt to connect it. It's a real hassle to take on and off. You literally have to unscrew the bolt using tools every time you want to put it away. Avoid this jib.
2153155
It has the round quick release mount, where the round part fits the bottom of the camera. If you would like me to send a close up pic of let me know.
1402197
It does have a release plate, but I would not put in the category as other quick release plates.
2178419
It came with a plate for anything that you want to mount that has a standard camera connection. ie: cameras, spotting scopes, etc. This is NOT a professional tripod but for the cost it should suffice for about 90% of the people needing a tripod for the occasional use. If you want a better tripod look into the Slik brand. That being said, I am happy with my purchase, for my intended use.