Does this have to be put on a tripod or does it just sit on the ground
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No tripod needed. Just find a level surface, set the angle and point. I've used it on porches and decks.
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It comes ready to use right out of the package. All you have to do is screw it onto the bottom of your camera. If you use a tripod a lot you may want to get the fastener that you can use with the tripod. Other than that you should be good to go
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It sits a few inches off the ground. Mine is ON the ground now because it broke the first time I used it and I weigh 162 pounds soaking wet, so yeah ...have fun.
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If the camera is light, it will balance, but it is not made for that. I would not suggest it for use as a tripod It is meant as a monopod, but the feet do help keep it steady
467329
It mounts on a light stand not a tripod for a camera if that is what you are asking. I'd recommend a more heavy duty light stand as well with spring buffer as its a bit more heavy. I think I spent $30 on the one I use for mine and its definitely worth it
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You just pull the end of each leg (or all three together) out to full length, then rotate each a partial turn to latch it. Position the legs as you want, and the tripod is standing. I just timed it; it takes about fifteen seconds, not counting mounting the camera on the tripod, like any other tripod. If you want to use the tripod at less than full height, you have to shorten one leg at a time by holding the penultimate segment, pressing the latch button, and pushing the last segment in, then repeating for each of the additional segments you want to push in, and then for the other legs. I shortened all three legs by three segments; it took about 25 seconds. To break the tripod down, you grab one leg, rotate it a partial turn to release the latch, then push it in. Ten seconds, not counting the time to remove the camera (like any other tripod) and slip it into the carrying bag. This design (there are numerous makers of similar tripods) is not as rigid as many others, but it is very small, light, and fast to work with. Also cheap. And while it is a little bendy, there are no cheesy plastic cam latches to break, as on many other types of portable tripods. The latches are metal springs safely inside the tubular legs. These are not studio tripods, but when you need portability on a budget, they (or similar ones by other makers) are hard to beat.
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It has a regular camera mount. You'd have to get an iPhone adapter for a tripod to get it to work.
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You can flip in middle rod over and have it an inch or two above the ground. I absolutely love this tripod! It's heavy but heavy equals quality.
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Well you have to have a mount or 'hot shoe' on the camera or camcorder. You can also use a tripod.
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I'm probably the wrong person to ask. The only way I could see would be to set it on a lift or a scaffold. I bought this one to use as a heavy duty, stable camera tripod. It is reasonably stable, but still has some shake in certain windy conditions. It took some modification for the photo adaptation.
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You need to put it into the ground. There are other models that come with a stand. Just keep looking. I love mine!!!
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I don't think it will sit on the ground with any stability. I've bought 4 of these over the years and always have to wall mount them, even when placing one near the floor, to keep them upright and stable.
71232
There is a place for something to be screwed into the bottom of the camera. The instructions that came with it didnot mention what this was for, but said to go on line and see the attachments etc. for it. I am assuming that this is what that's for, but do not have a tripod so have not done so. Sorry to take so long in answering this.
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None. There is no specific tripod mount feature. You'd just have to rest it on something.
798298
I think that tripod was more to put a camera on than anything else but there is definitely an adapter that would enable the mic to attach to that tripod as well. The biggest thing might be whether or not the mic makes it too top heavy and causes it to topple over.
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You will need to buy a fitting so that your tripod can mount to it. That's what I had to do but it wasn't expensive
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No. The devise sits directly on the object being scanned or is held ON the object being scanned like skin. There is no tripod.