Does the bottom flash attachment remove and are there 1/4" threads in the bottom to mount directly to a tripod?
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The bottom seems to be a press fit on mine so no way to remove it, The flash plate has a 1/4 threaded bottom.
1159922
Yes, it does have both 1/4" and 3/8" thread for both the camera mount side and the tripod mount side.
2063955
No. the quick release screws into the bottom of your camera and then you attach it to the tripod
1272522
It has the threads at the bottom of it, just like a camcorder does. So, as long as you have that screw on your tripod...yes.
982509
Like James said, on the bottom is a 3/8-16(?...coarse thread for light stands and such) with an insert to convert it to 1/4-20. This is probably most useful on a monopod or a bogen superclamp, but it could work on a tripod, if you didn't have a head on it already. It's kind of small, so it might be challenging to adjust it between another head and a camera. I use mine for GoPros on superclamps.
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It has the screw whole in the bottom. I used the same attachment for my spotting scope tripod which was a quick release. It is light so any decent tripod should work fine. Just watch out in high winds.
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It's got one standard thread screw on it (that's 1/4" I believe, whatever a DSLR has). So, if your rod system can mount via one screw, then yes.That being said, there are also 2 holes on either side of the main screw that appear to take 1/4" screws. However, the main screw has a raised rubber base around it, and I can't see a way to remove the screw. So anything going into those 2 holes would have to be raised up about 1/2".
1486678
Yes, there is a mount on the bottom that fits a standard tripod. Works really well.
245422
Perhaps I am not understanding your question, but this does not have a threaded adapter base for the camera like a tripod does. The (included) adapter attaches to the bottom of the camera at one end with the Ram 1" ball at the other end. The ball then is inserted into top end of the long housing and tightened.
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Yes. On the bottom of the rig, there is a place to screw in a quick release from a tripod. I just used it on a tripod in a shoot I did last Monday. Worked great.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in our products! This mount has a 1/4-20 thread female hole on the back side, which can mount right onto ANY Standard Regular Camera Tripod, Ball Head or Camera Accessory by simply rotating it on the 1/4-20 Male thread protruding out of the top of your tripod. It will be a rock solid connection because this mount is made from *all metal* construction and directly mounts to your tripod head without any additional accessories or purchases. We would be glad to answer any other question you have, just send us a note. Best, iShot Products Inc - Customer Support Team
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Not sure what you mean.The only three screw configuration I see on the tripod are the leg screws.If one of these is lost it looks like to me ant quarter inch short bolt and nut would do the job?
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It has a 3/8" attachment. No, a 1/4" tripod will not work. This thing is really heavy and very stiff when moving panning. Very heavy duty...I like mine. Ben
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YesThe bottom of the handle has a thread that you can mount it on a standard tripod.
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It has a female threaded screw for the camera mount adapter. You can mount it directly to a tripod. I have used it that way with no problem, assuming correct thread diameter on the tripod.
466368
You have been mistaken with the swivel/pan. All this is for is a quick disconnect for your tripod or monopod. The bottom has a 1/4 by 20 receptacle which is the same as the top screw on the disconnect block.
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you can bye brackets at amazon that conect to the bottom of your camera. with a extra hot shoe. you can also bye extra brackets for your flash unit.