how would this item work with a bezel with a camera and a plug in the place of a lock?
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I guess it would work okay ,,,but how would you open your tail gate with a camera??? but maybe I don't understand your question ???
1549881
Works great, The camera Bezel comes with the opening for the key and same mount for the lock system. Just swap the lock to the camera bezel (just a simple clip) Really easy
1549882
Jeff,http://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/TC/30033-06014573.html?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=ff&utm;_content=TC&utm;_campaign=PartsGeek+Google+Base&utm;_term=2009-2012+GMC+Sierra+1500+Tailgate+Handle+Bezel+Replacement+09-12+GMC+Tailgate+Handle+Bezel+11+10&gclid;=CMP7x4rptrkCFbAWMgod_XoA9g
1549883
I would look for the model with the camera bezel built into it. ( It is on the left side opposite of the lock. ) I was interested in a camera and in looking at the version with the camera is angled downward slightly. I am not certain, but if you put a camera thru the keyhole it may not be at the best angle.Before I would buy this and modify it for a camera, I would drill a hole in the existing one and see how it works. Of course, if it does not work properly then you would have a hole in the one you have. That makes a good excuse to get the model with the camera bezel built in.
870883
I also have a Nikon D200. The device plugs right into the front of the body and screws in further for security. It works as it should.
406720
It has a sliding plate. That plate is attached to your camera, then there is a knuckle bolt you can loosen, then slide it off while pressing the lock. It isn't exactly quick nor work great, but better than nothing!!
699584
There is an external battery pack that can be plugged into the lock when the internal battery is low or dead.
1021091
We just connect the timer to the camera but don't screw it into the camera to secure it. It works great.
2148358
There is a removable plate on the top of the ball head (remove by pressing the side button). This plate should mount on any standard camera with the screw that extends through the mounting plate. Once mounted to the camera, the camera will slide and lock into position on top of the ball head. If the screw does not fit into the camera, either the camera is defective/non-standard or the mounting plate could have some sort of thread defect. I had no such issues with my purchase.
1607590
I put a key ring circle loop on one end of my camera's eyelets. It extends the reach of the connectors on either side. I can then connect both sides together and use it as a short "sling handle" when I disconnect the main strap and use it on other cameras. It comes in handy for carrying the camera around when you don't want to use a shoulder strap.
384165
The threaded metal part mounted to the case MUST rotate to secure it to the camera. If it doesn't , the case is defective. Force it. You have nothing to lose. Good luck.
1887367
Remove the sensor from the mount. Twist the back and there it is. There is even an arrow pointing to the lock position.
685483
These may seem obvious but first check to make sure you have the right key for the lock and then make sure the key is all the way into the lock. It is a Master Lock and my code starts with a P. Then turn it 1/4 turn clockwise. It may take a little force to turn it. If that doesn't work, try releasing some of the tension on the cable by lifting the camera up some. If all else fails, get out the bolt cutters and cut the cable and return it as defective. Good Luck
870878
I have a Nikon D200. The device plugs right into the front of the body and screws in for security. It works as it should.
599314
It must have the standard lock port. It looks like a small ellipse shaped hole.
347278
I slide the lock and slip the front of the base-plate into the hook on the front (the opposite side from where the slide is) then press the base-plate down on the back (close to the slide). It has to go in at an angle and then the back goes down and when you release the slide it should lock into place. Note the base-plate is the part with the screw that normally goes onto your camera. mine shipped to me together, if yours did not then maybe you do have bad fitting pieces.
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The screw will fit, but I am not sure if the rubber gasket will get in the way of the screen closing. I highly doubt it, but it may be possible. Also look into tethering the joby strap to the strap loop of the camera with something like a shoe lace just in case the gasket comes loose and the screw comes undone when you least suspect it. After three days of all day use it slowly came undone because I was a fool and didn't check to see if it was screwed on tightly and my camera fell to the ground. Any strap that attaches to the tripod mount has a possibility of doing this. Great strap though.
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There is a white square on the camera where you attach the lens - line it up with the white square on the lens -then twist to lock-hope this helps
73859
Dear friend, Thank you for your questions. It is really sorry that it is only a camera, it can't be used as a lock, you can use any DVR monitor, and if you have any special requirement ,please let me know, I will try my best to satisfy you.
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There is a button on the back of the camera body which does this - AE-L (auto exposure lock)