Does the head strap come with a quick release buckle? Or can the camera mount directly?
1545453
The head strap has a receiver for the thumb screw. No buckle though. Only the three plate connection like normally available to mate to the three plate connection on the gopro case.
1545454
The camera mounts directly to the front, with the same mechanism as the stock mount. There is no quick release.
1700560
No but the screw has folding wings (like a wing nut) so you can take the mount of quickly. I hesitated about this too but figured if I really need the tripod I have time to make the change. I did find the harness WAY more comfortable than my strap. No more sore neck.
911636
This item comes with a strap and buckle or screws. I mounted it to the front passenger's grab hande on the dash with the strap in my Geo Tracker. Works great
1934869
The strap actually attaches to the camera not the camera case. Since the buyer has to attech the strap it follows that the strap is removable. However attaching the trap to, or detaching the strap from, the camera is not an 'instant' process. Gone are the days of the simple clip on and off camera straps. No doubt a casualty of the march towards cost reduction versus convenience for the customer.
1413478
There is a quick release accessory which is sold separately. Without the quick release, the tripod head screws into the bottom of the camera.
277268
Yes. But be careful to thread it the right way, because I didn't at first and the camera fell right off. Thankfully it wasn't broken, and I fixed the strap, and I haven't had a problem since!
1915403
It has an adjustable strap. But depending on the lens. Moving will be a bit of a problem.
1927591
Yes. It comes with a round removable plate that attaches to your camera. It inserts into the head and snaps in place with a spring lock, then you use a manual cam lock to secure it. I've had it a couple of years and it works great.
2175952
Nothing as this comes with a quick release plate that screws into you camera
400006
The camera comes with mounting straps, but buying the mount makes it much easier to fine tune pointing. I had the camera mounted for a couple of years using sticks and such to fine tune. It worked, but I'm very happy with the ball mount.
1423724
Not sure i follow your question. But it does have a quick release for the plate mounted to a camera
138755
The case has a standard size (for the portable action cameras) screw hole... so, if you have a mount like that, yes.. mine did not come with any mounts, but I ordered a few other brands at the same time, and have used their mounts for this... haven't used any of them as helmet cams yet though.
2188325
Hi, there is a plate attached to the straps where the camera slips in easily with its "foot". As well you get an additional foot delivered. Just triede it two days ago while Quad riding....worked excellent. Greets
967605
No, otherwise it is a great strap. It is easy to take off the strap when mounting it on a tripod. Very secure, comfortable in both hand held and around the neck. Though I prefer the hand held because of neck issues.
638304
There is a base plate that screws onto the bottom of the camera that is pretty secure. It is similar to the attachment you see on a scope or tripod. The connector between the base plate and the strap itself is metal and not plastic. I do make sure I keep the screw tight when I'm moving around a lots. I have not had any problems at all with it. It all works well with my shoulder harness for my binoculars as it fits over/under that harness nicely.
746984
It does not, there is an opening for the strap that attaches to the camera body to hang out of.
1878921
No it does not, but I bought some strapping and plastic snap buckles and hold it in place with that while traveling. Works well and they tuck away while viewing