how do you snap a picture or take video if the camera is attached and the pole is extended.
1491215
a monopod is used to steady the camera. It's an extender pole. The camera is still in a relatively normal position. I guess you could set the timer on the camera and use it to take selfies with.
1491216
This Monopod is intended for SRL or DSLR cameras or teleobjetivs for prevention of trembling of the camera.
1491217
This device has no mechanism to begin the process. What you would have to do is enable a timer (for a snapshot) or simply press the record button (for a video) then position the camera as you want. While I can see some value in using it to position the camera up in the air, this really isn't the intended purpose of the pole. Instead, its purpose is to simply provide stability when shooting so you don't end up with a blurry shot or unsteady video.
1491218
With a camera, you should be able to grip the camera and press the shutter release in the same way you would without the monopod.I'm using mine with a cell phone (with an adapter) so I bought a cheap bluetooth remote trigger to avoid jiggling when taking the picture. I grip the monopod in one hand and the remote trigger in the other the way I'm doing it.If you're looking for a pole to take "selfies" with, this monopod is not what you want. A bluetooth remote would also be handy though with a selfie pole.
528860
No problem with the camera, However, you would have to position the device so that the camera is where you want it.
1548031
If the extension pole or selfie stick has a 1/4"-20 mount at the top, then yes you can attach it to either.
352267
Most all modern cameras have a timer. Set it for 5-10 seconds, position the camera with the extender and hold it still. Takes some practice but fairly easy after a few shots.
294204
Just turn the camera upside down. On the bottom you will see a rectangular slot for the cable.
2188324
You have to find the connector with the correct angle it is a screw mount and you can usually get a grab bag of different connector mounts for cheap. There is a plate on the chest harness that attaches to the plate on the camera you have mounted with the screw. The plates snap in place.
1289203
Its a pole. You can unscrew it to loosen it then extend it and put a peg thru to lock the height in and tighten it.
720639
I just got it shipped in not too long ago and to answer your question you would need an attachment that screws onto a monopod. I haven't had the pole longer than a week and it already broke when I opened extended it. So I recommend maybe getting a pole with a little more value so you can enjoy filming for a little longer than I did
286145
Camera comes with a stick on mount that you mount on your dash. It comes off with a click.
906578
Did not use it with the pole yet. Just bougth one as I decided not to mount the camerea on the mask anymore. Will still use the mask only for the mask. For close-ups (I guess) would be more confortable using the pole. But again, it depends what are you trying to capture. As per my review of the mask, there are pros and cons.
1919708
It is too wide for your wall. The cross pole though comes in small sections and I suppose you could leave one out and trim the screen down. Even at 10 feet wide though I found that it was a little to narrow. Bottom line is that you may be able to make it work but it is not designed that way. Additionally you may find that 8 foot is not enough to record. in. Start by setting up your area as you would like to have it. Now set your camera up were it would go. Now imagine the huge lights...Is there enough room for the camera to focus in on you without also filming the lights or edges of the wall. Good luck It is too wide for your wall. The cross pole though comes in small sections and I suppose you could leave one out and trim the screen down. Even at 10 feet wide though I found that it was a little to narrow. Bottom line is that you may be able to make it work but it is not designed that way. Additionally you may find that 8 foot is not enough to record. in. Start by setting up your area as you would like to have it. Now set your camera up were it would go. Now imagine the huge lights...Is there enough room for the camera to focus in on you without also filming the lights or edges of the... » Read More It is too wide for your wall. The cross pole though comes in small sections and I suppose you could leave one out and trim the screen down. Even at 10 feet wide though I found that it was a little to narrow. Bottom line is that you may be able to make it work but it is not designed that way. Additionally you may find that 8 foot is not enough to record. in. Start by setting up your area as you would like to have it. Now set your camera up were it would go. Now imagine the huge lights...Is there enough room for the camera to focus in on you without also filming the lights or edges of the wall. Good luck « Show Less
1412139
Try tying a nylon string through the straps's rectangular ring and attach it through the camera's shouler strap ring for extra insurance in case the tripod fastener loosens by accident.
773294
No it can't be removed. But if you are looking for an all-in-one, GoPro recently came out with a pole that can be either short like this, extended or used as a Tripod [legs fold out of the bottom].
1333355
Not really sure. All you do is hold it up to camera. It doesn't per say attach.
319526
Hi shaan, every camera has its extensión. I only had to buy more cable for once camera that was installed outside of my house.
1354213
The Camera and its attached video line is delicate. The camera has mounting loops ( made of stiff wire ) at the top. I attach it to some rugged fishing line ( i.e., at least 20 pound test ) and CAREFULLY lower it to the bottom, using the reel with a fishing rod. This approach has worked for me.........I hope this information helps you........Jim K.......
374412
There is a servo connection that attaches to the camera. This allows remote trigger of it. Also to change modes from still to video.