Is there a screw mount for a camera in the handle?
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The handle is normally covered by a rubber cover. My cover has worn through and slid very slowly over months down the pole, but I even so I don't see any holes in the top of the pole that could be used that way. It certainly isn't intended to be used that way. On the other hand, without the rubber cover over the top you can see that the pole is hollow---maybe you could wedge a camera in in some way if you wanted to use it to photograph a bird's nest high in a tree or something. There's no tripod so you couldn't set it up to take pictures and then walk away.
1602978
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
936765
Yes, There is a screw hole for mounting to tripod plus a loop for attaching strap
59280
Yes, there is a screw hole, this is on the back of the camera not on the bottom. If the tripod has a swivel head then no problem. Hope this helps.
80189
A large screw fits through a hole in the leather case and into a screw port on the camera. It all comes off separately--the screw mount is separate from the case and the camera.
1045725
I can't find the screw mount for a tripod. Is it obvious? Seems it should be.
262278
There's supposed to be a little lever on the camera side of the adapter. In my experience, though, this adapter has very shoddy assembly and there is a single screw holding the lever to the adapter. I've observed that this screw can come loose under normal use and the lever can fall out or stick out at an angle that can make it get stuck on your camera body (I had to damage my Canon 6D to remove this adapter eventually!). If the lever is missing, you need to use a small tool like a steel dental pick to manually lift the plunger that goes into the Nikon lens mount locking hole. If you're considering this adapter and have yet to purchase it, I highly recommend you find something else. This adapter has caused me lots of problems (stuck on camera, started leaving metal shavings inside the camera body, etc). Fotodiox customer service ignored my email about the metal shavings.
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There is a hole on the bottom of the camera for a screw in device . . . tripod, I guess.
1803101
Yes, there are screw slots underneath, I can screw the bracket from my tripod the is intended for my camera on the underside of the assembly.
2177092
On my unit, you mount the hood to the camera and the screw is threaded in the bottom for the tripod.
2242133
I have no knowledge of the camera you mentioned. In "most" still and video cameras there is a threaded hole in the bottom where the mounting screw utilized by the Tripod fastens
504587
The bottom doesn't unscrew but on the top of the handle there's a small cap that comes off to reveal a traditional camera mount
154564
Yes, it has a threaded hole (toward the front of the bottom of the camera) for a tripod.
1079970
Looking underneath the camera, there looks like a threaded inlet that is approx. a 1/4 inch wide opening on the right side (if the camera front is facing you) to attach a small tripod
402024
Should be a screw on top of the tripod and an opening on the bottom of the camera. :-)
1874276
I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
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Yes - there is another screw tripod mount on the bottom of the hand strap attachment. It's a bit bulky afterwards, but it does work.