Can I screw a video camera to one of the ends of this?
2060537
The baby pin has a 1/4 20 thread on it. Most cameras have the same size on them. Technically, you could. It won't provide optimal results, but you can and you can probably get some cool effects. You can't really position the camera without at least a ball mount on it. That may give you more flexibility. Also, I wouldn't put a big rig on it. Just smaller cams.
2060538
If the camera weighs less than three pounds maybe. Otherwise it isn't anywhere sturdy enough. You will be repairing your video camera.
1440640
I attached mine to a "fish tape" (commonly used for snaking wires up through walls) and you can manipulate the camera anywhere you can make the fish tape go, so yes, if you work at it you can go wherever you need to with this USB cable camera.
756668
You can mount any camera with the threaded on the bottom, most cameras have that feature
1421628
The end of the power cable going into the camera terminates on a screw down terminal block. So, it would not be too hard to splice extra cable at this end for additional length if needed.
1940438
Only if this camera has the slot or screw in hole in the bottom to be able to attach it to the equipment
2139313
Most cameras do have that screw in for tripods, so if you have that, then you can screw the strap onto your camera as well.
2051019
Unfortunately no, not without some extensive modification. The holes for all the cams are already pre-drilled for the way it is shown in the picture. Changing it would be difficult.
756528
Of course you can, it has it´s at the bottom an entrance for the screw the tripods have.
294207
There is a slot on the bottom of the camera where you plug the cable in to do this
1264868
it has male threads and I screwed it into cameras female threads. obviously not ideal. I'm sure there is a separate mount that can be installed, but as it came, this is the only way I could figure out. if you figure a better way, please let me know.
1955435
Yes. You should watch the video (which is available on-line, to see how to properly attach it, and stay still).
276139
I found this camcorder has a slight design flaw which I was able to get around. The USB plug is near the bottem next to the mounting hole. This means that you can't easily mount the camcorder on a tripod while connecting it the the computer via USB (handy if you want to use it as a webcam). My solution was to extend the tripod screw about 3" by using a 1/4"-20 coupler and 3" extension. It costs me less than $5 from Lowe's. It's probably not as stable though, but it works. If you're not using it as webcam, the mount is fine as is.
2080938
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.
638380
It has a 1/4-20 thread, so if your camera has that mount, you are good to go. As for a longer are, I suppose you could. It would just have more vibration into your video.
844916
To be honest with you you can't. Sorry. And even if you could the camera would be upside down. The only solution to that is To make a slot on the other side of the oh you can flip it around
1874276
I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
1745623
Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.