Can the Non-skid rubber foot be unscrewed (removed) in order to connect to the top of a tripod as an extension?
862265
No. The rubber foot is threaded but that allows you to adjust it so that a pointed metal spike is exposed. I assume this is for outdoor usage to be better suited to the ground. To further clarify, when you spin the rubber foot on the threads it moves *up* (it does not come off).
1439732
i'm not sure if this addresses your question; but the threaded hole on the bottom of this device is identical to the threaded hole (for tripod, flash etc.) on a camera. so, you will be able to screw the removable plate-with-screw from your quick-release onto this device with no problem.
1984698
YES, I am pleased to tell you that the Rubber Spiked Feet you mention and depict DO FIT AND SERVE WELL on the Manfrotto Model Type 190 tripod. The rubber feet with which this model tripod was occasionally equipped seemed insufficiently durable to serve very long on rough terrain. I opine that those were originally intended for indoor use. Note: when using the Rubber Spiked Feet outdoors, rotate the rubber parts so that they are well away from the ends of the spikes and, thus, positioned away from mud, stones and other terrain which may damage the rubber. The rubber parts of the feet are intended for indoor applications. AND after each outdoor use, clean mud, stone particles and other potentially damaging debris from the Rubber Spiked feet. This is an easy process, demanding little effort and will be highly beneficial.
1820755
Yes, Unscrew the base and you'll see a standard fitting that will attach to most tripods.
1350108
Yes, it can be removed, and even taken apart. Some of the fluid heads on these tripods can come a little tight, and there are step-by-step instructions that you can find easily enough online detailing how to loosen them up a bit. You basically just have to loosen the large retaining bolt that runs through the pan mechanism. (Looking at the underside of the Head, you'll see hole which shows the top of a large slotted bolt. I loosened this by a 1/4 turn - which was really tight and required lots of force to budge it). Hope this helps to answer your question!
965970
Hello. Yes, the attached Slik SBH-100 ball head can be removed from the monopod itself, so any head with a 1/4"-20 mount can be substituted. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Have a great day! Deven Morgan Event Cameras
667890
Yes. There is a plastic cap on the bottom of the central column; remove that cap and loosen the part that holds the central column in place, and pull the entire central column up and out of the tripod. Then reinsert it upside down -- with the top facing the ground -- tighten the part that holds it in place, put the end cap back on, and then connect your camera to the plate.
80187
There are one screw for mounting on a tripod and 2 snap on fasteners for the top cover; the screw will come off but the fasteners will not.
501662
Yes, you may remove it from the tripod. -I have it right here with me, and it definitely does- The object is made up of chains of ball-and-socket joints. There is a larger ball-and-socket piece between the three-way hip and the light-module. I've noticed that the leg-pieces fasten less well if they're removed too often, so that presumably applies to the socket for the light-module, too.
1823911
It can't, as far as I know. If you want to switch between the rig and the tripod, you have to unscrew the camera.
166315
I just attached the Off Camera Shoe Cord and speedlite to my tripod. It works well, I have no complains.
965972
It does not appear that you can,not where the ball is. You might be able to take the whole top off, but I think it would be better to just find another monopod with the head that you want.
2237776
Yes you can. Lately most tripod have an adapter, the adapter can easily fit .
1066387
Not directly. You would need what is called a spigot. Manfrotto makes one with a model number 119. The spigot attaches to your tripod and the flash adapter attaches to the spigot.
438302
No, you can't. Also, the quality of this product is not so good. One of the legs of my tripod has broken in less than a month of light use.
773294
No it can't be removed. But if you are looking for an all-in-one, GoPro recently came out with a pole that can be either short like this, extended or used as a Tripod [legs fold out of the bottom].
21117
No. You will have to remove the strap in order to attach to a tripod because of the mounting method.