Will a SLR Camera Mount 15mm Rod System connect on to this? one that uses 1/4 or 3/8 threads?
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Hello. I'm sorry that I cannot answer this question. I tried to use the system and it was not strong enough to support the camera so I got rid of it I hope someone is able to respond to you.Thank you.Kome
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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".
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Hello. I'm sorry that I cannot answer this question. I tried to use the system and it was not strong enough to support the camera so I got rid of it I hope someone is able to respond to you. Thank you. Kome
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It will work for any 1/4"thread camera base. All the stands are the same with little variation. There are ones for the same price with a case that I would have liked better
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It is intended for dslr camaras adaptable to 1/4" tripod screws. I wouldnt recomend it
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I believe its a 3/8 and has an adapter for the smaller mount. I have the bigger mount and it works.
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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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I use it on a Manfrotto so it fit all standard tripods (I dont remember if it is 1/4 or 3/8"). I use it with a quick release plate.
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The bottom of the mount fits all kinds of handlebars with the included adapters. The top fit any camera with the standard 1/4 - 20 Thread. Most cameras have this.
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Sorry that the Mount doesn't have 1/4" thread which couldn't attach to a tripod, light stand directly. Usually it's used with the equipment which comes with V-Mount plate. Just you don't need to buy an expensive V-Mount battery to power your equipment. Only use two cheap NPF batteries to replace the expensive V-mount battery via this adapter. It's ok to power your follow focus via D-Tap cable if the port of D-Tap is same size as your accessories. If you just need the NPF batteries to power your accessories with DC port size: 5.5*2.5mm, you could also consider this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D09A8DW This adapter comes with 1/4 thread which is better for you to attach.
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Yes, it attaches to all standard 1/4 inch thread tripods. No need for adapters.
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The Opteka has standard 1/4"-20 tripod thread. It also has an adapter bushing for 3/8"-16 tripod studs. From the Dolica video, it looks compatible.
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I've gotten it to mount on an older tripod I had laying around. The little stand and the hotshoe provided in the package have the standard 1/4" screw socket that most cameras have as well. I've used it to screw it onto the little tripod platform attachment.
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Yes. It has the standard 1/4 thread on the bottom of the screw knob so you can mount it to your tripod.
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This has standard threaded holes, both 1/4 and 3/8, in the center and on both ends (in case you want to use two tripods and make it more stable). Also note that the legs on both ends may be taken off.
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The rods work but are a bit short particularly if you wanted to add a weight at the rear. The rods are standard 15mm and with a threaded splicer you could add rods or simply acquire longer rods to begin with. All that said I love this rig. Best 90 bucks I've spent on camera related gear. I'm going to extend mine for weight to add ballast. I've use a Redrock Micro at more than $600 and didn't get any more out of it. I recommend it.
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Yes, but how easy it is might depend on your carpentry skills. It's best to have a standard 1/4-20 thread like most cameras and tripods have to secure it. I built a small platform shelf for mine that the camera sits on.
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Mine has no threads, just push into camera receptacle after aligning male/female prongs. Has been very secure.Chuck Slomski Annapolis
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As long as you can fit a gear ring to your lens and you have a 15mm rod support system to mount it on.