Can the quick release plate have two screws coming out of it? (So that I could mount a slider on the head using both screws for more solid connection)
901754
the problem i had after opening the box, was that i couldnt move the red lever in the right. it was very hard and did not want to break it. so i put oil with a paint gun and after it was softer. i think we have to move this red lever with care because the movement to tight a side of the metal slider, is very short. no force it we can break the lever. after this care treatment. the plate We can easily squeeze and release.
901755
I'm on the road and can't look, but I haven't used any set screws. i turn the knob to tighten and it is VERY rigid. it doesn't move. It slides in and out of a grove on one side and the tightens on the other. This is a GREAT tripod. Thanks. j
901756
Possibly. There is a slot, so you can fit 3 or 4 screws in there, but I don't now if it is long enough to fit in both holes without knowing the model slider.
901757
Yes, the plate comes with two different screws in it, and you take the one that doesn't fit your camera's mounting system out. Similarly, you could insert in 2 screws of your own sizes (maybe even 3) for whatever your needs are.
901758
There are two screws included which can be removed easily, so to answer your question; Yes.
2227883
Not sure. I usually do not bother with the quick release feature since I switch tripods for different situations. This litte tripod is so easy to just screw on and off as I need it.
587392
It is like a quick release in that you don't have to screw the plate to the camera (provided you already have it attached). You do have to secure the plate by tightening the caliper to the plate. It would be much better if it was sold with at least two plates.
2149081
The base of the quick release has both a 3/8 and 1/4 hole to thread your equipment. I have this on a monopod that has a 3/8 screw. The quick release plate also has 1/4 and 3/8 screws to attach your camera.
1704199
Yes it does come with a quick release plate, but the leg locks on this tripod are not good at all, I use it for a go pro camera, but I would never put a heavier or more valuable camera on it. I'd be too worried that one of the legs would collapse, and the camera would fall.
422055
The TV mount does not intend for quick release. It held the tv through 4 screws holes. It is possible to have a quick release adapter but I don't know who sells it. You can also make one yourself if you are handy.
962165
The baseplate is removable. I swapped it out for my manfrotto quick release plate. I did replace the machine screw through the baseplate with a longer one ( and Phillips head as the hex head was not deep and looked like it could strip if tightened down) as the diameter in the grip is smaller than what was on the manfrotto. Feels very solid and I have confidence that it is also secure. Works very well.
1791350
You can mount it directly on the plate, but I don't recommend that method. The free quick release plate will be good enough or you can use your own.
540512
if you want to purchase a second quick release plate, it wouldnt hurt. other than that it should attach right to tripod.
327304
Cannot be used with their traditional quick release plates. The quick release plates that are compatible with this are "Arca Swiss" type of plates. Believe they do have one type of plate that is compatible, but all of the plates I had in past that came with their various heads are not not.
979947
Unfortunately no. When the head detaches from the handle the screw remains on the bottom of the head. I had to buy a small manfrotto head to put on my slider.
1914175
There is no quick release, in so far a separate plate that remains on the TV and would lock into a plate on the mount. As difficult as it is to put the TV on is about how hard it would be to take the TV off, in my experience. Good luck.
2222903
Not necessarily but if you want the ability to quickly remove the monopod then you will need a ball head with a quick release feature!
1122941
I haven't tried to mount it on a quick release plate personally, but it's a great addition to a standard tripod.
559600
I just use a regular tripod, but my slider isn't completely rock solid either; it is, however, stable enough to use. If you have another tripod, you could attach one on either side of the slider, which would keep it really steady. I also take my pan head off of the tripod, so there's no wiggle room coming from the quick release plate - i just attach it directly to the screw coming out of the tripod.
787212
Manfrotto 501PL Sliding Quick Release Plate. I have this on multiple tripods, monopods and stabilizers for quick camera change outs.This ball head was used for my slider and works well.
1538359
the slider has a 1/4-20 threaded hole that will mount directly to the tripod head or plate. If using the 30" or longer with a heavier DSLR or video camera you should use another support on one end.