Can you please confirm if this baseplate has a 3/8" thread for both the camera mount side and the tripod mount side? The product images suggest this
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Yes, it does have both 1/4" and 3/8" thread for both the camera mount side and the tripod mount side.
584838
I use it on a Manfrotto so it fit all standard tripods (I dont remember if it is 1/4 or 3/8"). I use it with a quick release plate.
1852294
If your tripod has a 1/4" threaded stud, you will need an adapter. The ballhead fits a 3/8" stud.
684326
This lens does has 3/8'' thread female attachment type, it well fit to a tripod with 3/8" male screw.
2052994
Yes, tripods come in two sizes ( the threads that hold a tripod head to a tripod) I think it is 1/4 and 3/8 There are adapters you can buy to make a 1/4 into a 3/8 but I am not sure what you issue is.
1209227
I'm not sure the exact size of the screw but there's a thread at the base of the tripod. You secure it using a bow screw.
1040695
Top and bottom... Top camera mounting plate is 2 1/4" in length and 1 5/8" in width, Bottom tripod plate is. 1 3/8" X 1 3/8" Hope that helped you.?
1027133
Yes it does. It has a 1/4-20 thread on the bottom. The device also lets you select from three reference points. One from the front, one from the rear and the third from the tripod mount. This was one of the features that was attractive to me. I've mounted it on a tripod and now I can shoot distances to over 60' and still keep it focused on a 1-1/2" pole.
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I believe its a 3/8 and has an adapter for the smaller mount. I have the bigger mount and it works.
401318
I use it with a camera tripod. It's a 1/4" 20 thread mount on the bottom which is the same as any standard camera tripod.
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It is a very short 1/4 inch threaded stud....so yes, I believe that is the standard camera mount like on a tripod. I will see if I can verify when back at the office.
555778
I have absolutely no problem. I use all Manfrotto tripods, monopods, heads, and QD plates, and they all work fine. You did not say if the thread was too small, too large, or not cut correctly. The standard is 3/8 and you may have a tripod with 1/4-20, if so you can buy a thread adapter at any camera store, or at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-088LBP-Adapter-4-Inch--8-Inch/dp/B001CZUSUE/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1376920249&sr;=8-5&keywords;=tripod+3%2F8+to+1%2F4-20+adapter
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Yes it is 3/4 inch thread I put my http://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-MH055M8-Q5-Photo-Movie-Release-Tripods/dp/B004T3IJC0/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396881520&sr;=8-13&keywords;=manfrotto+photo+video photo video head on it and it works great.
1999411
I don't know the threads per inch, but it fits the screw at the top of my tripods. I bought it for mounting flash units to tripods for portrait photography
2052993
This ball-head has a 3/8" threaded adapter hole, so your tripod has to have this size threaded bolt, and the same number of threads per inch (standard threads in the USA). However, if your tripod has a smaller diameter bolt, you'll have to get an insert step-up adapter (try ACE Hardware, Home Depot or Lowe's). Unfortunately, if the thread on your tripod is metric you are kind of stuck. Hope this helps.
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It's a 5/8-11 bolt. However, it is contained in a slot bracket so the bolt can be pushed to the side or the slot, and some other size put in to the slot This can be done within certain limits. I am currently using the tripod with a 3/8- 16 bolt to hold a binocular mount, and it works fine. But it looks like a 35mm dia. bolt would be 1 3/8 inches, and too big unless you figured out another way to jury-rig it. There is a certain amount of room within the head of the tripod to improvise something separate from the slot bracket, depending on how much you want to deal with it.
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Yes it does have the threaded hole for a tripod mount, but the hole it's covered by a plastic cover that must be unscrewed. That's probably why done didn't think it had one.