I have a canon 6D and the screw that came with this slider didn't fit my camera, what can I do?
1976689
You shouldn't be using that screw for a camera. It's made for a ball head/tripod head. You have to use that.
1976690
for about 13-16 bucks you can buy an adjustable head that will fit it..When I purchased mine I noticed the this plus that bundle had it.
1976691
I would double check the sizes on this link, but they make adapters for the threads to fit on different cameras. General TS10 Tripod Camera Screw Thread Adapter Converters (10-Pack)
1976692
It requires a ball head, or some sort of screw on tripod head, which is not included with the slider
1976693
If you aren't using a ball head or tripod head with the slider, you might try a reducer like this one from Smallrig: 3/8"-16 Female to 1/4"-20 Male Tripod Thread Reducer / Adapter
419563
It should have come with a smaller Allen wrench that should be inserted into the holes on the side. Loosen them up a bit, which will allow the piece to slide. You can attach it to the camera and slide to where it needs to be, then tighten the screws you just loosened with th little Allen wrench.
109684
Not sure the actual size of the threaded screw but I believe that it is universal b/c yes it fits into the bottom of a common point and shoot digital camera. I do not recommend it for a professional camera though. I tried using it with my D40 and although it works ... it feels a little too unsteady to hold the weight of it. Other than that it's a good tri-pod.
975746
My camera is a film 35mm Canon Rebel G, and unfortunately, the lens in question I was suckered into buying did not fit my camera.
1222037
Not sure about you camera but the mount screw that attaches it to your camera is a very standard size and fits all my cameras as well as my contour mount.
1203044
I have a canon power shot that is less than an in wide and about 4 long 3 height. I just had to adjust the pieces that hold it in place a few times till I got the right size
558305
You must check the screw threads specifications. They are not consistent even with newer or present models. We bought one for an install job and it didnt match the typical screw threads. I had to get a friends model of the same in exchange for mine and it did fit. Vendor never returned our request for either a replacement or refund so therefore, buyer beware. Other than that it works well especially with the remote. It would be a hassle if u have to get a screw thread adaptor to mount any camera.
1724678
The screw on my L Plate accepts a 5/32 Allen wrench, or a large flat blade screwdriver or even a coin. Try a dime but it will be hard to tighten the screw with it. I have a red-painted Allen wrench in my camera bag.
150529
Built into the shutter release button is a slider button thingy. You need to set that so that the white dots meet. then it should work.
2052992
Dont fit the screw? There are 2 diferent screw sizes maybe you need anadapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Convert-Adapter-Tripod-Monopod-Ballhead/dp/B00A2LYVT8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1392247790&sr=8-3&keywords=tripod+screw+adapter
1745624
There is a hole on the bottom of the slider. My tripod came with a base plate that I attached to the slider and that's how I attached it to my tripod. I hope that helps.
163845
I would return it as it is obviously defective, unless it happened since you received it. In that case, I don't know about finding the replacement screw. Sorry I can't help.
571395
Use the Allen wrench provided with kit loosen screw in adapter put adapter on camera tighten screw down not to tight though or you could ruin both camera and adapter
1096855
I have no idea . .do you mean the screw head? You might have to try a metric hex Your best bet is to contact Photodiox (they have a website) and verify the screw type or size. They've been very helpful in the past.
1572820
Your tripod should have come with an extra plate, if it didn't you might want to look into it. If you need more plates, I know that this one is compatible with the tripod: http://www.amazon.com/Giottos-MH621-Release-Adapter-Sliding/dp/B0010SIAV2/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1403078631&sr=1-1&keywords=sliding+plate+camera+mount You can also search Amazon for compatible sliding camera plates, or you can also try BandHPhoto.com. Hope I was helpful.
847318
I don't know the exact size of the screw but it is the same as the standard screw of any professional tripod. I believe you can mount it with any DLSR. I have a Nikon DSLR. Also, the mount screw works point and shoot cameras.
945443
You can always get a tripod head if you don't already have one. Attach the head to the slider then your camera to the release plate of your tripod head. The screw on this slider is standard and should fit into your camera unless your screw may have some manufacturing defects.