When you spin the rubber foot "up" can you attach a 3/8" universal monopod base to it?
881977
It does not appear so, there is a metal point that can be used in situations where the rubber will not work well. This is a nice monopod, I am buying another for my camera since my girlfriend commandeered it for her camcorder.
881978
I would say "No" based on just looking at it. There is a pointed tip that goes out beyond the threads so I cannot imagine the base being able to thread onto this foot because the rubber movable tip does not come off-it just adjusts for dirt or concrete.
965970
Hello. Yes, the attached Slik SBH-100 ball head can be removed from the monopod itself, so any head with a 1/4"-20 mount can be substituted. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Have a great day! Deven Morgan Event Cameras
158350
No. Did not see any reference to a conversion in the instruction sheet. I have suiri's monopod - - nice.
1238707
As long as the screw hole is the same size it theoretically should work, but I haven't tried it on a monopod. It measures almost 3 inches in diameter and will add a bit of weight and bulk to your monopod. Arca-Swiss makes a smaller one that might be better. I really like this design as you can loosen the adjustment and move the camera in all directions. You can also loosen the base and swivel it. It's not as wonderful for portrait shots, but still works.
211146
Not a trustworthy device for this as the legs are short and the monopod must be perfectly upright.
1518738
I do not know, have you looked at the Manfrotto web sute from memory ittells you which models are compatible if not look at the dimensions of the foot and dimension of the monopod. send Manfrotto an email asking the question
1622435
No. You won't be able to screw the ball head onto the leg. Why would you want to when there are many monopods available some of which the 3 sides of the bottom can be splayed out to stabilize them.Clint
317415
No. You can attach the camera directly to the monopod. Manfrotto has this monopod set up to accommodate both sizes of threads, so you can attach the camera, a quick release, or a ball head.
630159
It would probably do so, fits standard threads, I have it on a Vortex tripod. HOWEVER, it's pretty stout...so it would probably be pretty heavy for a monopod.
1238705
Yes, though I do not like monopods, we have one and it keeps panning horizontal due to leg spin, all the best though.
2052992
Dont fit the screw? There are 2 diferent screw sizes maybe you need anadapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Convert-Adapter-Tripod-Monopod-Ballhead/dp/B00A2LYVT8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1392247790&sr=8-3&keywords=tripod+screw+adapter
2036630
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.
630158
My 681 Manfrotto / Bogen mono pod has a dual thread mount, so yes it will mount. I also have the extra tri pod type base that allows my mono to have feet. But IMO, and as Jim said heavy, so it kind of defeats the purpose of the mono pod, light, thin, etc. I'd use say a 3020 3D or 3265 head if you need more options but it is not a sturdy platform for shake free video which I assume you will be using it for.
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From looking at the MEFOTO monopod, I'm not sure this will work with one. First of all does the bottom tip unscrew from the rest of the monopod or is it solid? If it is solid, then I know it won't work. If it doesn't unscrew then you would have to know what the screw threads and size of the tip is and if it is the same size as the Monopod Universal Folding Base. I think the name 'Universal' means it is a universal folding base for Manfrotto monopods and probably not the MEFOTO monopod. I didn't see any place where the base shows it is compatible with anything but Manfrotto monopods. I did find this review on the MeFOTO on YouTube where he talks about the solid rubber foot being about the size of a quarter but nothing about being able to remove it. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH5LssakDeA I hope this information helps.
982509
Like James said, on the bottom is a 3/8-16(?...coarse thread for light stands and such) with an insert to convert it to 1/4-20. This is probably most useful on a monopod or a bogen superclamp, but it could work on a tripod, if you didn't have a head on it already. It's kind of small, so it might be challenging to adjust it between another head and a camera. I use mine for GoPros on superclamps.
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if the Targus monopod has a standard 1/4''-20 camera mount on top this Ball Head will NOT attach directly to the Targus unless you also buy or make a 3/8"-16 adapter. (look up: 1/4" to 3/8" Camera Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod) this is a fairly large ball mount. the bottom portion of this ball mount is about 2" in diameter and has a good size top plate as well (note: the one i have is actually a bit different than the one shown in this picture. the top plate on mine is larger than this one)
972651
Kind of.. You can flip one leg to make it point downwards, then extend it to make it somewhat a monopod. However, the leg can not be locked at that position, which means the leg can "flip up" should u apply torq in the corresponding direction. So I won't count on it as a monopod