Do you have to remove the adaptor before putting the camera on a tripod?
1011085
I think the mount is threaded, however to keep the strap mount on the camera and then add a tripod adapter to the bottom too would be a little too much....to remove the strap mount only takes a few seconds.
1011086
It is designed to be used with a tripod. I prefer to remove the strap, but at times leave it on as well.
1011087
The answer is no you do not need to remove the adapter, although it seems some people prefer to.
1411869
Yes, it attaches to all standard 1/4 inch thread tripods. No need for adapters.
2108067
Yes. The front of the bridge screws off and allows the mounting of the tripod adapter. I did not know this feature existed, but I found it after you asked your question.
1808296
No...the adapter is separate. It mounts to any standard tripod, which are very reasonably priced.
1700562
No. You basically have to choose between having your camera tripod ready or harness ready, can't really do both. But this rig is more suited for outdoor and walking around shooting multiple cameras and needing to be mobile. Tripods are more for when you want to stop, take the time to set up and get a more purposeful shot. If you have the time to use a tripod, then all you need to do is take the camera out of the harness, unscrew the harness clip and screw on your tripod mount.
1489992
You can screw the tripod into the bottom of the adaptor as if it was the camera itself.
1082374
technically no, but you can add a Joby "UltraFit Sling Strap" which secures to the tripod connector on camera. I am looking at that combo.
1820755
Yes, Unscrew the base and you'll see a standard fitting that will attach to most tripods.
2217901
Yes. The threaded hole on the bottom of your camera is a standard that is true to every other camera that I know. The tripod has a matching threaded post on the camera mounting plate.
1874731
I can't say that I've ever needed a reason to remove the adapter. I would have to take a look but it was very easy to connect to the lens so I would imagine just as easy to unconnect. It fits snug and really has brought new life to old lens. It's one of my favorite in the bag now, I highly recommend this adapter if you have the old lens.
2171007
I don't have that adapter, but from the picture, it looks like you have the one where you can mount the adapter to a tripod (used when you have a very heavy lens attached to your camera and which then will provide better balance).
1697514
Yes, of course, because has incorporate a removal adapter to use with camera shoe or tripod fastener. I took some pictures to upload them but it does not give me the option.
2166623
I haven't removed the adapter. I've kept it in place underwater without the lense without any problem at all.
2271904
No. But, it's not needed since the camera strap on the camera is used with it instead.
174505
You can buy adapter to be connected to the camera mounting then mount the tripod
327143
No adapter needed on most cameras as long as you have a screw mounting for a tripod foot your good to go.
1688967
Yeah, it comes with an adapter screw thread that makes it work without a tripod head. But i would strongly suggest using it with a tripod head. Otherwise the camera is only stuck in one position on the slider and it's direction is determined by where the thread of the screw stops. So this can make it very hard to set up your shot.