Tripod Is there a specific kind of tripod this camera uses?
209919
I'm not 100% sure about this camera in particular, but most cameras fit the standard tripod. The screw on the tripod is a standard size, and fit most cameras and camcorders.
209920
Tripod sockets have been threaded 1/4-20 inch standard for decades. Some cameras can have their batteries or memory cards changed while mounted to a tripod or the tripod's quick-release plate, but you need to try out the specific combination to see which ones work that way. For example, the quick-release plate on my Slik PRO 330DX tripod lets me change batteries on my Lumix LZ7 and also makes a useful grip to more steadily hand-hold the camera during long exposures.
1486678
Yes, there is a mount on the bottom that fits a standard tripod. Works really well.
1273316
You can use a stationary tripod. Not sure about hooking to yourself. It uses a screw on mount for the tripod like most cameras.
1592060
I believe almost all cameras use the standard screw mount for attaching to a tripod. I can't answer 100%, but I would be very surprised if your particular camera wasn't compatible.
1126749
no tripod fitting. It's main purpose is for a fast look at something -- like a half blind person walking across an intersection looking for a street sign. That would be me.
154564
Yes, it has a threaded hole (toward the front of the bottom of the camera) for a tripod.
1291676
Not that I know of, although one could feasably create a sort of tripod, I suppose.
281182
This camera has a standard tripod mount. Any tripod should work with it, though it'll look funny on some of the larger ones. :)
304738
I have not seen the specific camera you are talking about, but if it accomodates a standard size tripod mounting screw then yes.
967604
Sorry, but I'm not sure. I'd use the Joby 3-Way Camera for a wile and than I have changed my camera for a new one. I had no opportunity to try to mount it on a tripod.
21122
There is not one that I know of but the strap is great! Love it! Was in a crowd and camera was not in the way once. It is inconvenient to remove the strap to use a tripod but worth it
1273540
Any standard tripod will work but a sturdy one is preferred because of the lens size and weight of the camera. If you buy a light weight tripod you will just have to support the weight a little more and it will be harder to take low light or long exposure shots
1555629
I don't know what type of a camera the "CANON Power Shot SD 780 IS" is. But I know every camera has the same threads at the base of the camera for a tripod, because all tripods and monopods should have the same screws.But in all honesty, if the camera is not a basic and simple and small point n shoot, you're not going to want to hold it extended with your arm to take a photo with a 2 or 10 second timer.
1555628
I don't know what type of a camera the "CANON Power Shot SD 780 IS" is. But I know every camera has the same threads at the base of the camera for a tripod, because all tripods and monopods should have the same screws. But in all honesty, if the camera is not a basic and simple and small point n shoot, you're not going to want to hold it extended with your arm to take a photo with a 2 or 10 second timer.
1263151
No, I use a profesional tripod for the D7100 and the Samyang telephoto lens.
225886
Any standard tripod works with this. We've used a few different ones and they have all worked with no problems.
1081778
I couldn't attach it and sent it back. There's another style cane that has a tripod already attached - I can't remember the name of it but I bought it here.