Is the camera screw 1/4" or a different size? Also, what ball head is recommended for a Nikon D3S?
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Curtis, The camera screw is the standard 1/4"; I do not know the recommendation for the D3S, but i am very happy with the setup for my D300. Al
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Mine, as with the other answers, is a 3/8-16 hole. Most tripods with the larger1/4-20 threads are reversible. You may see what looks like a nut at the base of the threads. Use a wrench to unscrew it from the base. You should find a 3/8-16 on the other end. Turn it over screw it back in. If this is not the case, then order a quick release clamp and quick release plate for the tripod foot on the lens (make sure the clamp has the correct hole. All my larger lenses are so equipped, it makes putting them on a tripod and taking them off much easier.
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The screw mount is the standard 1/4 " #20 - that is used on all standard tripods - a no brainer. And the Makayama Mount works great for me. Allan
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One side has an interlocking thread like on Nikon lens and the other is just the flat threaded side, as shown in the picture. The inner diameter of the flat threaded side is 1.25inch and should work with any barlow, reducer, extender, etc. with a 1.25inch threaded male outer diameter. Took a gamble myself. Very tight fit on D40x and D3100, also very durable weight and feel to it.
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No idea what screw you are referring to. Suggestion: take tripod to any hardware store and find the replacement that fits - this isn't high-level thinking dude, make an effort.
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I'm not sure I understand your question. The Nikon D3200 has a standard 1/4 screw mount for a tripod on the bottom. This device inserts into the hot shoe on the top to allow you the ability to attache other 1/4 screw mount devices. I use it to attach a shotgun mic mount to the top of my camera.
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This monopod has a 1/4" screw and most ball heads have a 3/8" thread. So you need a 1/4 to 3/8 adapter before you can use many of the common ballheads found on amazon or elsewhere 2x 1/4" Female to 3/8" Male Adapter for Tripod and Camera and Qr Plate/adapter Brass - This is what you need
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Yes, Ball head is included. I use with Nikon D7100. You might want to consider a bag to carry it in.
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I don't have the tripod with me to get an exact measurement. 5/8 seems about right. It is a male threaded thumb screw. It's definitely bigger than the ones I've seen on camera tripods.
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It has a standard 1/4 inch screw which fits in most devices. The bottom of the screw has a 'female' thread for another 1/4 inch screw so you wont desperately need another screw for something small like a handheld camcorder especially if you won't be loading the bracket with really heavy items. I use the word 'desperately' because the bracket tends to pivot around that one point and get lose as you use it. Thus, a set up where you can use a second screw to keep it from pivoting would be ideal.
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Not knowing what kind of tripod you have, I can't answer, but the Joby uses a fairly standard 1/4"x20 threads/inch screw. Get a 1/4"x20 nut from your hardware store and see if that will work with your tripod (or see if you can remove the tripod screw and use your own if it isn't 1/4x20). Hope this helps. Aaron
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Hi there, 35mm camera bodies accept a 1/4" diameter, 20 thread-count screw while most tripod heads attach to the tripod column with a 3/8" diameter, 16 thread-count screw. If you are mounting the rail directly on the column, you need to get an adapter 3/8" to 1/4" which you find on Amazon for a few dollars. Have fun, Moreno
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Not exactly sure what you are asking. The bottom mounts on a standard camera hot shoe, the top is a 1/4" 20tpi screw.
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If you're referring to the screw, it's a standard 1/4 inch tripod screw. so that would be 31.5. I don't know what you plan to put on it, but I wouldn't put anything very heavy on it.
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I have it on 3 D300, 1 D300S, and 2 D7100 bodies. It came off one of the D300 bodied with an 18-200 on it. I hate to over tighten these or tripod screws, so I check them often. The person who did have it come loose, said they had not checked it, inspite of my warning. Hope that answers your question.
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I have the D5200 and the screw uses the tripod mount whole. Hope this helps.
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it has standard (1/4") i think screw that fits every camera with a tripod mount. By the way, this is a great little monopod for the money.