How are the threads where it screws into the camera. Can it be secured?
1021089
The thread was good. No issue with my camera. But mine broke already. The wire was too weak to survive in the winter cold wind.
1021090
Mine has no threads, just push into camera receptacle after aligning male/female prongs. Has been very secure.Chuck Slomski Annapolis
1021091
We just connect the timer to the camera but don't screw it into the camera to secure it. It works great.
287728
The camera fits loosely inside the safe. It does not require securing it in any way. Hope this helps.
1867534
It goes on very tight, you clip it in and then screw it down. It never snagged or broke off for me and i'm pretty rough on my camera. It definitely wouldn't come off without you noticing.
2148358
There is a removable plate on the top of the ball head (remove by pressing the side button). This plate should mount on any standard camera with the screw that extends through the mounting plate. Once mounted to the camera, the camera will slide and lock into position on top of the ball head. If the screw does not fit into the camera, either the camera is defective/non-standard or the mounting plate could have some sort of thread defect. I had no such issues with my purchase.
1203904
The camera attaches with a screw from beneath. It is a quarter inch 20 tpi screw.
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.
1607589
i just get my thumbs between the two clips and spread them out of the way, if they get in my way. i don't find a problem with it. love that its very secure. especially if you have $$$ camera.
1264868
it has male threads and I screwed it into cameras female threads. obviously not ideal. I'm sure there is a separate mount that can be installed, but as it came, this is the only way I could figure out. if you figure a better way, please let me know.
317412
My camera has threads on the bottom. The mono pole has two sets on threads 1/4 and 3/8. That worked for me:)
1098219
My equipment has the standard 1/4 inch thread and these will not screw onto the camera or bino's. I couldn't find details on thread size when these were purchased. I think the threads are metric. Trying to find a camera shop to swap out the screws.
870371
You can just let it hang against the side of the camera/support it with a bit of tape. It doesn't have to stay in the hot shoe.
385646
Can't picture what you are doing, it is designed for a standard tripod thread, but is very secure once you have the quick release attached to your car, it will hold your camera very securely regardless of what position it is in. I had the same issue as Ruchy, but was able to put it back together and Have to be careful with the spring
1892596
It is secure for my camera I'm using an entry level canon so its lighter than the larger ones
1126864
You should use a hex key. I was able to tighten it by hand but it would be more secure with the key. Alternatively, You can just use the normal screw that comes with the camera. Not sure why they felt the need to change it up here because I found that the screw works just fine.
714545
If you're referring to the knot that locks the camera in the mount, you don't have much movement so you need to adjust it first, then if done right you'll have a little movement to lock it tight.
1886006
Yes, you shouldn't have any problems. The adapter plate screws into the tripod mount on the bottom of your camera with a thumb screw. I always make sure mine is nice and snug before I hang it from the strap, but I have never had it loosen at all. There is also a nice clip on the strap so you can adjust how low the camera can swing when you have it hanging.
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Very secure. Theres a little flappy thing the cover all around the zipper area where the camera would be located