Is this only the plate that fits on the camera? I need the base that attaches to the tripod that has only the screw attachment style tripod base
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I'm not sure I fully understand your question however, this product was missing from my tripod. It slips on the tripod itself. The screw sticking up allows you to mount a camera, etc. to the tripod. For example, I used this on my tripod and then mount a "hog saddle" so I can use the tripod as a rifle mount.
894047
Yes, you must have the 'female' base on the tripod that will accept this plate sfter it is attached to the camera...!!! Hope this helps...!!!
894048
Yes this is the plate the you screw on the camera and attach it to the tripod.
894049
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.
894050
Short answer: Yes. Then, this attaches to the tripod. If you have one of these for each camera, you then can change quickly and easily between cameras on your tripod. Trouble is, these things cost. Now, if you are a home shop machinist, you can fabricate all sorts of fun gadgets on this format. Check out Home Shop Machinist and Machinists Workshop. Sometimes, you see some great camera gadgets you can build.As to the "ONLY" plate? I can't answer that. Perhaps the manufacturer.For my Promaster tripod, I have three quick change plates. One for my point and shoot digital, one for my long zoom 35mm, and one for my Nikon d5100. My Velbon I use for my Nikon when I'm using the Promaster for a speedlight. Short answer: Yes. Then, this attaches to the tripod. If you have one of these for each camera, you then can change quickly and easily between cameras on your tripod. Trouble is, these things cost. Now, if you are a home shop machinist, you can fabricate all sorts of fun gadgets on this format. Check out Home Shop Machinist and Machinists Workshop. Sometimes, you see some great camera gadgets you can build.As to the "ONLY" plate? I can't answer that. Perhaps the manufacturer.For my Promaster tripod, I have three quick change plates. One for my point and... » Read More Short answer: Yes. Then, this attaches to the tripod. If you have one of these for each camera, you then can change quickly and easily between cameras on your tripod. Trouble is, these things cost. Now, if you are a home shop machinist, you can fabricate all sorts of fun gadgets on this format. Check out Home Shop Machinist and Machinists Workshop. Sometimes, you see some great camera gadgets you can build.As to the "ONLY" plate? I can't answer that. Perhaps the manufacturer.For my Promaster tripod, I have three quick change plates. One for my point and shoot digital, one for my long zoom 35mm, and one for my Nikon d5100. My Velbon I use for my Nikon when I'm using the Promaster for a speedlight. « Show Less
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This Plate has a screw for the camera that is installed prior to mounting to the tripod.
1094012
It attaches directly to the tripod mount. No additional item is necessary. It fits on a standard tripod.
540512
if you want to purchase a second quick release plate, it wouldnt hurt. other than that it should attach right to tripod.
847319
Don, It is a standard camera screw. I don't know the actual size but would guess it looks about that. It says camera tripod so it is in that standard. If it doesn't work out for you, you can always return it.
2217901
Yes. The threaded hole on the bottom of your camera is a standard that is true to every other camera that I know. The tripod has a matching threaded post on the camera mounting plate.
1810621
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.
1538662
I believe is the mounting plate. The one I bought had a manfrotto compatible plate. The other is another type of Mount. It doesn't matter which one you get unless you have a tripod and want to make it compatible with your equipment. Fyi, When I bought it, it was 80$.
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Right at the bottom of the bracket there is a hole where it can be attached the quick release tripod plate. Also there is a set of hollow screws that come with the bracket that you can use for other setups. Screwdriver was included in my bracket
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.
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Short answer: Yes. The base plate has a 1/4-20 hole for tripod mount, so does the Extension rail base. I use the Manifrotto quick-shoe (highly recommend) and it slides on my tripod easy. This this is fantastic and well built. I only need to find hot shoe mounts, that screw into the threaded plate and line-up.
129917
Yes. Screw it directly to the bottom of the camera. When you place the camera on a tripod with the plate you must unscrew it
1572820
Your tripod should have come with an extra plate, if it didn't you might want to look into it. If you need more plates, I know that this one is compatible with the tripod: http://www.amazon.com/Giottos-MH621-Release-Adapter-Sliding/dp/B0010SIAV2/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1403078631&sr=1-1&keywords=sliding+plate+camera+mount You can also search Amazon for compatible sliding camera plates, or you can also try BandHPhoto.com. Hope I was helpful.
476792
I agree with the first answer from CaptainChet, a standard 1/4 inch female tripod screw attachment point. The top plate has a standard male camera body screw.
245422
Perhaps I am not understanding your question, but this does not have a threaded adapter base for the camera like a tripod does. The (included) adapter attaches to the bottom of the camera at one end with the Ram 1" ball at the other end. The ball then is inserted into top end of the long housing and tightened.
2178419
It came with a plate for anything that you want to mount that has a standard camera connection. ie: cameras, spotting scopes, etc. This is NOT a professional tripod but for the cost it should suffice for about 90% of the people needing a tripod for the occasional use. If you want a better tripod look into the Slik brand. That being said, I am happy with my purchase, for my intended use.
2063956
No this is a solid one piece assembly. That is it is just the removable plate that attaches to the camera and clicks into the base head piece on the tripod.
2203606
Yes - If your tripod has a 1/4" or 3/8" threaded screw, you can simply attach the receiver plate, which is what I've done with all of my tripods (and all of my still & video cameras have the mounting plates permanently attached).