Does the hot-shoe has a lock when placed at the camera?
1501853
Yes, it's really nice because the locking wheel has a large enough diameter that it's easy for your fingers to grip.
1501854
So, one is designated as a Receiver, and the other as the transceiver. And, both have a tightening component that you can turn (righty-tighty, lefty-loosy) to fasten them to the hot shoe of your camera.
1501855
Yes. In the picture you can see a round piece at the bottom of the unit. This can be tightened down and will hold the trigger in place on the hot shoe.
1501856
yes, it will lock in place. it's not a lock switch but a lockring; The lockring descends on the hotshoe support and locks in place very securely
903326
No, it doesnt. It doesnt go on the hot shoe. And it doesnt write directly on the photo metadata. You connect the device to your computer and use a software to sync the gps data to the pictures.
682748
Sorry, I bought this as a gift and didn't check out the details. Don't know if it has a spot for a lock on it.
1584698
You don't have to attach to the hot shoe. The receiver connects to camera via the connector on the left, so I hang the receiver to the strap if I have to use the flash. And it still works fine
941409
There is a lock function. Not 100% sure if it would be for what you need it for but I can confirm there is a lock function that allows photos to be taken continuously back to back until you take it off
1054522
I usually lock it no matter where I have it. Even if you have it up close to your body you can still swing it around to take a photo if you see something you want to "snap". It takes a little while to get comfortable as far as how you want to wear it. I do like it very much.
47413
Yes you can manually lock a file by pressing the menu button while the camera is recording
1665643
Sadly, yes. When mounted to the camera on the hot shoe, it covers the pop up flash completely, preventing operation of the flash. However, the receiver does not need to be mounted on the camera. It can be mounted to the tripod.
2210840
Your question is not clear. There is a cable that runs from the camera body to the receiver which slides into the hot shoe (although it doesn't need the electrical contacts in the shoe... I've used it with an external flash on the shoe and the receiver hanging alongside the camera). This is an electronic release with a remote control, not a mechanical cable.
1518811
It is connected on the top of the camera. Your camera must have a hot shoe for that.
1311866
In fact all cameras have the same standard shoe, I mean they can be attached to any tripod. Besides the top screw never has contact with the camera shoe because it has an external turnable support that you enter and anchor, you take it out, adjust again and tighten it. That's it.Best regards.
903327
No it does not. It is about the size of a small cell phone and does not attach to the camera hot shoe. You can hang it from a camera bag or rearview mirror and it works fine. It records GPS data which you then transfer to your computer. The software them matches the time on the GPS data with the time in the metadata of the photo file. It works, but I can say it is not ideal. At the time I purchased it four years ago it worked well. Ideally I would want something that records the GPS data directly to the picture file, but this does not.
1040177
Yes, the plate slides in and has a knob that locks the camera in place. The more I use the tripod the more I like it.
1712206
Yes. It has a flash that goes in the hot shoe (just above the camera lens).
2277323
The camera is mounted on a standard tripod and the unit, through the hot shoe (flash mount) moves the camera's sensor only. The camera body is stationary.
1723784
It has a 1/4: tripod socket so you can attach an Arca quick release, tripod or Cold Shoe. I'd avoid a hot shoe as there is nothing to trigger...
2181311
yes there is a lens lock on it but I have not had issues with it sliding without using the lock while taking pictures in a downward angle.