how large of a hole do you drill for the camera?
1023538
There is a drill bit included. Works great. I put mine in the middle of my license tag.
1023539
I used the bracket that came with the camera and drilled two very small holes probably 1/8th inch and used the screws thatcame with the camera bracket.Russell
1421258
that's a pretty big hole. you need to go in slower, or increase the speed of the drill
59280
Yes, there is a screw hole, this is on the back of the camera not on the bottom. If the tripod has a swivel head then no problem. Hope this helps.
701620
With a drill. I don't think the size of the holes matter as long as there are enough for them to breathe and allow air circulation if the other sides are occluded for some reason.
2069612
As long as the camera has the pre-made hole to accept pole screw you'll be fine. If it doesn't have it your out of luck.
668566
The hole is for the proximity sensor which is on the upper right side and can't be easily seen. The camera doesn't need a cutout
1232920
yes . but the camera hole is not a perfect fit you will have issues with that
1402660
About 10.5 inches. It will work if your camera has the connector on the bottom of the camera.
668565
turn it over, the hole for the camera should be on the right with the cut-out for home button on bottom.
283265
there are 2 ports on the camera. The large hole is a multi purpose port that connects the camera to the battery charge adapter or to a computer USB port. The cable for this port is included. (idk if you can buy an adapter to make this an HDMI port)The smaller hole is the micro-HDMI port. It connects the camera to an HDMI equipped TV or monitor. This cable is not included.
1208083
pretty easy. screws into the bottom. hole is offset from center, almost all the way to one side. standard tripod threads.
593266
I was able to measure mine out to 58" while it was still attached to my camera so I'm assuming you could get another inch or two out of it if you laid it out flat.
2264507
Nothing. The cage has threaded holes in the bottom (and everywhere else) that are the same size as the threaded holes in the bottom of any camera (quarter/twenty)
1450295
There is a spot on the bottom to screw on to an tripod. I do not know what size though. I would assume standard tripod size.
476791
Standard 1/4 in tripod screw. Attach camera directly of via any plate you desire.
721056
Take the complete unit to your local hardware store and they will have the correct screw size for the unit, This would be the easiest way to solve the problem. Good luck with this unit. It works very well on my cameras as it will on yours.
2196226
The thread hole is a standard for major camera trends. I didn´t teste with a canon, cause i only have a big DSLR.