Would my Rode VideoMic screw on to the end of the boom pole?
2083186
The end of the boom has a 1/4" camera mount. If the microphone has the 1/4" connection, then it will, otherwise an adapter will be needed.
1734197
I probably wouldnt use the stud route as this would mean using the LED light's hot shoe stand.I think I'd prefer to use the light with a hot shoe bracket at the top of the boom arm.Doingvyhis will eliminate the uncertainty of stud sizes andcr3duce the need fo moving parts. The more moving parts tge higher the chances for misplacing ir for getting pieces. I've had shoots where I had forgotten the stud and couldn't mount a light...reduce the need for small moving parts.
1965448
You can definitely mounted. Not sure how well the camera will line up for video
944713
It should work, you will have to get a stud to go on your tripod. Do a search for "light stand stud". The stud will replace your ball head on the tripod and gives the boom something to attach too. Good luck.
2123588
Yes definitely, you can used as a boom mike in a pole, and with the camera as well, as a matter of fact I got it because this give me both.
467925
I don't think so. I attach my pop filter to my Rode extension arm rather than the shock mount.
573892
That is just the pole. You would have to attach your own mic. Not a bad boompole for the money though. A little bend fully extended but for under $40 you're doing alright with this.
1112961
Yes. You could also buy the command mount if you don't want to use any screws .
1787796
Try x-pole.com... but use the extensions for the original x-pole not the one with the x joint. That is where I got mine.
1903413
Yes as long as the pole's diameter is big enough. If not you could add tape to the pole, adding size to allow the mount to clamp down on it.
1630494
Sorry, I'm unable to answer your question because I do not use a boom pole. (See ALE answer; ALE seems to have experience with this.)
2069611
I would think so if you support the base, we have the IR camera mounted to the pole.
915177
The simple answer is yes. You may need to be creative in the way you mount it.
1363424
i suppose it could. not sure why you'd want that since your theater system will most likely need to be calibrated with everything stationary. if you move the speaker, you will have to re-calibrate. besides, if you leave the nut loose and swing it back and forth the hardware will eventually fall off. but the bolt does enter from the top, so if you wanted to leave the nut loose on the bottom for whatever reason, i guess you could do that.
356166
Nope. It screw mounts to the thread on the base of the camera. There's a little play, but not that much.
2074448
Yes - it screwed on to a standard pole with a threaded end purchased in the paining section of Home depot.
928556
I have a simple screw on pole and it screws on fine. The pole is used for a number of house h item's.