Does this slider work centered on a single camera tripod?
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Yes it does, I used many times on a single tripod my self but you have to make sure you don't use bigger lens.I am Sure you will love this slider
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Yes, but it'll bow a little on the ends. It's hardly noticeable on wide shots if you're using a lighter camera and lens.
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Yes it will! And for more stability attach a lightweight collapsible monopod at either end to prevent any dip .
2160471
Yes, Tripods are universal. There is a part that attaches to the camera and it snaps into place on the tripod. I hope this helped.
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I ordered a collar on ebay....works great on the slider....but it is a little awkward. The lens just slides smoothly back and forth on the tripod while it is attached to the camera.Works good for me...don't tighten the collar too tight as it effects the rubber coating around the slider....you can do it.
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No, you can us the legs on a flat surface. However you may want a tripod head to mount your camera to the slider.
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Yes, there is a slider, I have one but don't use, I found it to be cumbersome, some times you will want to use the arm the camera is on and the camera gets in the way. I now have a longer one that I can use around my neck or shoulder.it is very convenient to use.
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Nah. It doesn't. I matched up the mount on my tripod so i don't have to fiddle with stuff during a shoot. I use one of those fluid manfrotto trigger heads. The trigger makes it quick to position and then start shooting. The tilt and panning heads take an extra step to tighten the joints. Trigger's better.
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Depending on your tripod, you should be able to mount the slider on it. It screws right on like a camera.
1218526
Yes, I use 2 tripods with the slider. Set them at various heights and you have a makeshift jib movement b
197001
Yes it is threaded for a tripod .. it is not centered it's more off to one side .. so a standard type tripod will be just fine .. but if you are using a mini tripod make sure it is a sturdy one to make sure the camera is stable .. as you are probably aware those off center tripod sockets tend to make the camera tricky to balance out when using those flexible mini tripods .. hope that helps :)
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Yes. It has the standard 1/4 thread on the bottom of the screw knob so you can mount it to your tripod.
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I don't have enough information to give an accurate answer but Uwe Behrendt offered sound advice. The DMKFoto Ball Head is strong and well constructed. The advice about weighting the tripod is sound and you do not want to use a light duty tripod. If your camera will traverse to the end of the slider, I'm sure you need a good counterbalance. Your complete mounting rig needs to be an important consideration.
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I believe that it does. Like all Flip cameras I've used, this one fits securely on my 1970s vintage tripod which has a screw-like mechanism pointing straight up from the top platform, which fits perfectly in the screw receptacle on the bottom of the camera. My terminology may be awkward, but I think the answer is yes.
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Yes. It is located on the bottom of the device. I use mine on a small tripod (Camera Type)
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I'm not positive because I don't own one to know how a standard tripod attaches;however, it does have a screw attachment for a tripod and I have attached a mini tripod to it. Bare in mind though the screw attachment is only useable in the vertical not horizontal position. So no wide videos using the tripod.
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Yes!.. there a screw on top of the unit that attaches to your camera and there is a screw thread underneath where any(Standard) tripod screw will fit.
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You need to attach a tripod to the slider and attach your camera to the tripod,
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Yes you can. I use it on a glidetrack (glidetrack.com) slider and it works far better than a bulky tripod head. Only thing to check is the size of the thread on your slider, you may need some sort of adapter for the tread size. Here is a good one: Manfrotto 088LBP Adapter.I use the Lumix gh2 camera with this and it works great. I would caution you that adding a lot of weigh to your slider can limit performance. I would recommend a slider with ball-bearings.