Could u mount a telescope on this tripod?
834958
I doubt it, and I don't think this tripod could handle something so long, nor would it have the right threaded bolts for it.
834959
I Bought one similar to this to mount a Celestron C90 Mak Spotting scope using the dovetail attachment which has mounting holes that will accept the screws from the tripod quick release plate. The scope also has a Panasonic GX1 attached to it. This works fine for my application with minimum vibrations. I think as long as the weight of the scope is under the maximum rated weight for the tripod head you should be fine, also the shorter the scope the better.
834960
Probably. It has a standard tripod screw, and the larger size screw for larger mounts. The plate slides on and off, so it probably would work. The fluid head might be unbalanced with a large telescope, making you have to lock it down to hold it in place. But, I think it would work. I've never owned a telescope though.
289607
I believe you can. The part the camera screws into is flat except for the screw. As long as your camera has the screw hole to accommodate it, the tripod should work.
285424
Absolutely. You will need some additional parts, though. You'll need an adapter to mount to your camera, and a T-Adapter. Depending on your needs, you may also want a barlow lens. When you have all of that, you attach the camera, focus, and start snapping pics. It helps to have a remote for your camera so that you can snap the picture without touching the telescope, which could cause movement that would ruin your picture.
1895112
Yes, the camera can be mounted on a standard tripod. It has the recessed screw. I use it with my Cloud Dome for jewelry photography and it works great. I like using my iPad so I can have a larger view of the jewelry. Love this camera. Very easy to use, portable, and high quality images. Highly recommend.
2108066
I don't think so. I have this bino and can't see a place to mount the tripod. Ask REI as well.
317433
I guess you could do that but it wouldn't be very stable. It depends what you are trying to do. if you want to point it to the moon or bright objects then I guess it would work. Deep space and astrophotography would require you to put it on the tripod. The tripod that it comes with is very good quality and very stable.
1489994
You absolutely can. Not only is there a screw on top to attach the camera to it, there is a screw hole on the bottom to attach your tripod's camera plate. I hope this helps.
133916
No it might be possible to rig someyhing up so you can but it's not designed for a tripod. hope that helps
1693826
Judging from the pictures of an AstroMaster 70, I would say so. You could mount it right over the top of the tripod to minimize any balance issues.
1046166
I don't think so. Likely too top heavy with too narrow a base. I'd look for something on a tripod to handle what you want to support.
1010726
Yes, It's a tripod. But dont' use it. Get a stable stand. The tripod is not stable
1315842
I used mine with a telescope and I had to use a longer plate, I believe you would need a longer release plate too. The head attaches to the tripod with the standard 3/8" screw. 1/4" screws are used to attach the plates to the camera.
1321127
I do not see that this item has a tripod mount. You may wanrt to check this with the manufacturer.
57363
The way it is, no. You'll have to add a 3rd party accessory. If this is your primary intention, prefer to buy a telescope.
1011327
Don't see why not. It has a simple mounting plate that screws into the tripod mount. Its not rocket science to figure out how it works.
256223
You can mount it. I suggest having a sturdy tripod though. Just because of the size and weight of the product. It is extremely well built and it's beautiful.
357483
I really don't know why not if this camera has a standard tripod mount. The lens described is not unusually long or heavy and the tripod is quite capable of supporting it and the camera without tipping over. The legs lock in an adequately large triangle. If it (or any tripod) seems unstable when supporting such gear, be sure the lens is directly over one of the legs when in use. However, I don't believe this should be necessary in the described camera and lens.