How does this attach to a tripod?
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There is a nob on there that looks like you can use a screwdriver on, it un-screws
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This attaches to a tripod with a standard camera mounting screw (which is 1/4-20, btw). The screw hole is covered with a plastic cover that screws in. I lost mine after a while, no problem really. In the product picture you can see a black squarish blob on the side in the middle silver band. That's the plastic cover for the tripod mounting hole.
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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.
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It does have a tripod threaded receiver.Look at the black knurled knob on the mid Berel of the scope in the picture. The knob unscrews to reveal the tripod threaded recover. Note it is made of plastic however the whole device is very light weight
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None. There is no specific tripod mount feature. You'd just have to rest it on something.
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Any just you need a socket for a regular tripod, you can hook it up on the top is a little screw and just add it is simple not big problem .
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It has threads on the bottom so you can mount a quick release plate (or mount it directly to a tripod if your tripod doesn't have a quick release plate).
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It comes with a adapter but the mounting bracket to a tripod does not have a thread hole to mount it.
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It has a hole in the bottom with threads so it fits on those tripods with the little threaded bolt sticking out the top.
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I never used a tripod with this. But on the bottom of the binoculars near the front is a threaded opening that looks to be designed for a tripod.
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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.
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It will attach to your tripod with an oversized alligator clip. Made out of plastic
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I never attached any tripod yet. I think a regular tripod will work just grate, if you put a tripod base it may be not look well depending the tripod base. Other than that, grip is perfect and is always on my camera.
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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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At the bottom of the slider there are three screw holes ( like on the bottom of a camera ) you can attach it threw either the middle one for one tripod or to the two on each side for a more stable two tripods. I keep a quick release plate on the bottom of my slider so it's faster to set up.
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It gives you the option to attach the unit to the bottom of the camera through the tripod hole in the bottom of the camera. I threw mine away because I always have my tripod plate attached to the camera.
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There is a spring level on the top of the tripod that allows you to lock and release the camera or camcorder you use. However, you need to fasten that square plate to the camera/camcorder first, then you can use this mechanism to attached camera/camcorder.
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Yes, it attaches to all standard 1/4 inch thread tripods. No need for adapters.
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Will attach to any tripod, you just need the piece that comes with your tripod that has the screw built that usually screws into a camera.
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Attach (super glue, garilla glue, 5-minute epoxy) a 1/4 20 nut to the bottom of the case. This will allow you to mount it on any tripod.