Can this slider mount to any tripod?
292921
The Slider has a 1/4-20 and a 3/8 screw holes on the bottom to mount to any tripod plate you may have.
292922
the slider has standard tripod mount threads at both ends and in the center underside of the rail. there are two standard thread sizes for tripods though, 1/4-20 and a larger (3/8"?). if your tripod threads do not match, you can get thread adapters, which are pretty cheap.i recommend two tripods if you are using a heavy dslr, or one large tripod with a wide base
292923
I own this slider. And, based on the knowledge I have of this product, I would have to say yes - this will mount to most any tripod. With standard mounting holes on the underside of the middle and at both ends, it makes it easy to mount to either a tripod (middle mount) or two stands (end mounts).
1356882
The bottom has a threaded tripod mount to which I supposed you could mount a slider.
256221
Depending on your tripod, you should be able to mount the slider on it. It screws right on like a camera.
967604
Sorry, but I'm not sure. I'd use the Joby 3-Way Camera for a wile and than I have changed my camera for a new one. I had no opportunity to try to mount it on a tripod.
1321127
I do not see that this item has a tripod mount. You may wanrt to check this with the manufacturer.
183978
Not as far as I know, but you could just get this GoPro Tripod Mounts instead which is compatible with the official GoPro quickrelease mount and connect it to any tripod.
1619103
Yes, it has a universal screw size for any camera or tripod. You only need to unscrew the clamp/mount and put it on any tripod
973917
It depends on the length of the slider. The shorter ones would probably be fine. I have the 100cm version and it bends on the ends with my canon 5d when mounted on a single tripod.
1912381
Yes!.. there a screw on top of the unit that attaches to your camera and there is a screw thread underneath where any(Standard) tripod screw will fit.
1737897
It can but it wouldn't be ideal. When your camera is out on the ends of the slider there will be a little movement. Best if used with two Tripods. Not 100% sure on weight but I would say 6-7lbs
1846847
Probably. It just has the screw-on platform that connects to the top of the tripod. They are pretty universal.
2203606
Yes - If your tripod has a 1/4" or 3/8" threaded screw, you can simply attach the receiver plate, which is what I've done with all of my tripods (and all of my still & video cameras have the mounting plates permanently attached).
1538359
the slider has a 1/4-20 threaded hole that will mount directly to the tripod head or plate. If using the 30" or longer with a heavier DSLR or video camera you should use another support on one end.
1027876
It's a flatbase tripod head, so it can screw onto any tripod legs with a 3/8" screw. (Just make sure your tripod legs are strong enough to support this head and the weight of your camera & gear)
1522101
The head comes off, but It probably won't be easy to attach to a slider. This particular head has a bottom screw (the red twist thing underneath the head) that screws onto the head. The head actually as a large screw sticking out from the bottom and the twist part is the "nut", if you will. Your slider probably has the screw part already on it so as to attach to a 1/4 or 3/8 ball head, so if you try to move this tripod's head to the slider you'll basically have two screws pointing at each other, versus a screw and a nut. Hope this helps.
1226032
Both ends of the slider have 1/4-20 and 3/8 screw holes. So you will mount it to the tripod or stand just as you would underneath.
33373
No. It doesn't come with the tripod. You'll have to get 2 solid tripods to make it work smoothly and with stability. I'm getting great results with this slider.