WHAT TRIPOD WORKS WITH THE 1/8" THREADED SOCKET?
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If memory serves me correctly ,I bought a bushing adapter from manfrotto ,which I do not see on amazon any longer but I found a bushing adapter from Rock Steady that is one quarter to three eighth bushing adapter that is stainless steel with a rubber gasket. It is similar to the manfrotto bushing ,that works great with the quick release on my heavy duty ravelelli tripod with a pan head .Hope this helps
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amazon sells a tripod bushing adapter called Rock Steady. The kiev I believe is one quarter of an inch ,and modern tripods are 3/8th of an inch. Hope this helps
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I mount or to the pinhead by ordinary 1/4 tripod screws worst case: needing an adapter sleeve if it were to have a European tapped socket.
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Most camera shoes require a 1/4-20 (1/4" diameter, 20 threads per inch) socket for attachment to a tripod. This is a VERY common American thread size.
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Mine, as with the other answers, is a 3/8-16 hole. Most tripods with the larger1/4-20 threads are reversible. You may see what looks like a nut at the base of the threads. Use a wrench to unscrew it from the base. You should find a 3/8-16 on the other end. Turn it over screw it back in. If this is not the case, then order a quick release clamp and quick release plate for the tripod foot on the lens (make sure the clamp has the correct hole. All my larger lenses are so equipped, it makes putting them on a tripod and taking them off much easier.
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Yep, there is just a threaded hole at the bottom of this tripod. It isn't 1/4 20, though. It's larger than that. When we need to mount it to a 1/4 20 thread, we have used a small adapter. They are cheap and you can find them at any hardware store.
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You would have to find one in your camera store or online. They are readily available. They all have 4/20 screw holes that allow attachment to the threaded screw in the tripod quick release. That's how I do it.
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If it has a 1/2 inch pipe thread, some bigger tripods may use a 3/4 inch pipe thread, but you can buy an adapter if you need it 3/4 to 1/2 inch pipe.
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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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Dont fit the screw? There are 2 diferent screw sizes maybe you need anadapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Convert-Adapter-Tripod-Monopod-Ballhead/dp/B00A2LYVT8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1392247790&sr=8-3&keywords=tripod+screw+adapter
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Not knowing what kind of tripod you have, I can't answer, but the Joby uses a fairly standard 1/4"x20 threads/inch screw. Get a 1/4"x20 nut from your hardware store and see if that will work with your tripod (or see if you can remove the tripod screw and use your own if it isn't 1/4x20). Hope this helps. Aaron
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Here is the description from the Amazon site. Metal 1/4" to 3/8" Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod Ballhead.
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If you can find one that'll fit, sure! The standard for cameras has long been 1/4"-20 threads. The threads on this tripod look to be more along the lines of 5/16"-18 or possibly 8mm.You may be better served if you can just come up with something suitable to set the tripod on top of, such as concrete blocks or five gallon buckets. They wouldn't necessarily even have to be identical items as the legs will adjust independently, but it is rather vital that whatever you use be stable!
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This works with any other tripod since it has a standard thread between mount and legs.
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If your tripod has the standard 1/4"-20 stud, then yes. If not, you can fasten it to the tripod with a converter after you deduce the screw and thread specs.
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The tripod comes with a 5/8-11 thread. If your mating part comes with same thread size they should work together. I received my tripod crushed and with one leg broke off. Local box store sells item with all three legs and you can reuse box to store tripod in after use.
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No there is no socket for a tripod, however its very small (palm size) and very accurate with being held in your hand
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I don't have the tripod with me to get an exact measurement. 5/8 seems about right. It is a male threaded thumb screw. It's definitely bigger than the ones I've seen on camera tripods.