How do you secure the camera to the case? I only see one threaded hole at the bottom?
287728
The camera fits loosely inside the safe. It does not require securing it in any way. Hope this helps.
287729
The lid and body has two holes for using a lock to secure the camera in the case. One has to steal both camera and the case at one time. The hole on the bottom of the case is used to put the camera and case on a camera stick, which I would not suggest. I used the strap to secure the camera case to a tree and put a chain around the tree and used the lock on the top case to secure the chain.
287730
The camera does not attach to the case. Remove the lid, slide the camera in from the top, reattach the lid via the padlock and the camera is secure.
287731
There isn't any need to secure camera to case. Mount case, program camera, place in case and apply lock. must remove camera from case to open, etc. Can add cable lock through back of camera & case if unable to mount case to something secure enough.
287732
insert camera in case,close top, lock it,all done, you can screw case to tree or post, works great for me
2013424
Sounds clever. How would you attach it after you took it apart. Glue it to the camera?
56870
There is a 1/4 - 20 thread for a tripod on the bottom of the case. You might be able to use that
1740487
it is threaded for a standard tripod mount. i have not tried to hook up a camera to it.
1342824
Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed# Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed#
2148360
It should be able to be secured if you remove the sliding plate from the ball head mount. Under the plate is a screw that must be tightened to secure it to the camera.
1378642
When I attach the strap, I line up the screw on the strap with the hole on the bottom of the camera and start threading it on by using (twisting/turning) the strap. Then once the thread has started I use the pop up "C" shaped crank (?) and then hand tighten by turning that. I never overtighten but always make sure it is snug then lay the "C" shaped crank flush against the camera. I hope this helps!
2051420
Not that easy. It helps to use the case strap to hook it to camera strap. This way, you can quickly remove the case from camera and do not drop it to the floor, or loose it.
2107340
Very secure. Theres a little flappy thing the cover all around the zipper area where the camera would be located
1226206
Detach the floating part from the lower part (squeeze and slide out). My camera has a a little notch to thread a strap through, then you pull it back in on itself. Just like any other camera strap.
2074314
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.
1389138
How does the camera attach to this-is it the screw mount, so perhaps other cameras can use it?
1011085
I think the mount is threaded, however to keep the strap mount on the camera and then add a tripod adapter to the bottom too would be a little too much....to remove the strap mount only takes a few seconds.
1791287
The case is screwed to the post or tree with lags or screws. The camera sets inside the case and secured by the padlock. Good enough for bears but if an individual wants your camera, all it takes is a bolt cutters for the padlock and they have your camera.
475735
Thanks for all the responses. For what it's worth, I'm experimenting placing the camera sideways in the case with the camera handle facing up. I'm using one of the velcro straps, parallel to, and raised a bit from, the bottom to keep the lens from resting on the bottom from the case.
1124697
One of the pieces shown on the bottom of the pic ges over the battery grip and screwa into the bottom of the camera. I believe it is where a tripod would attach.
265115
Yes there is a threaded hole on the bottom of the camera....Hope that helps...:)