is this just a camera adaptor, i need more strength
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More strength? If you could explain I might be able to answer. This is a standard adapter for your camera-specific T-ring. You need both to mount/use a camera with a telescope (unless you get real lucky shooting through an eyepiece) - I've used them with heavy film cameras with no problem - on a decent telescope. If the 'scope is lightweight it's probably not good for astrophotography anyway. But the "strength" issue is unclear - are you planning on some other kind of use?
1190631
As per previous answer it is just standard adapter for a camera specific T ring so you can attach camera to telescope that has 1.25 eyepiece It will not give more "strength" (I assume you mean magnification).
2219184
If it has a Camcorder mount on it, I use this device for Small HD camera's 2 LBs to 6Lbs best shoulder Support I've ever Purchased even better than my steady cam.
1273315
There is a socket for a screw in accessory in the bottom of the camera. I imagine it is for an accessory tripod, but don't know for sure.
127513
Yes, you can. Just make sure the belt you use is strong enough to handle the weight of your camera.
1958623
You can not connect this to that camera without an adapter. The adapter resembles the bottom portion of a hot shoe. It can screw into the camera and slide onto the bracket. You would need something like this http://www.holditarm.com/hot_shoe.php
1439554
No, the issue is the weight, the plastic locking handles will break under the weight. Already tried it with that camera.
2250766
I just googled you camcorder because I was not familiar with it. Looks like you have a standard tripod fitting female end adaption slot. If that is the case, then you should be fine with this tripod.Note it is not professional quality but it is very good for the occasional and novas use. Easy to use and adjust. VERY light weight if using at sporting or travel events.
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).
2233687
Yes but you are much better off with a heavy duty tripod as you are not only holding the weight of the camera but the jib and counterweights.
705069
Depends what you mean by "makeshift stabilizer". It is by definition a stabilizer. I use it to hold a DSLR, a flash, or reflector. It's compact, and relatively sturdy.
1633466
it has adaptors for very types of cameras, look the diameter of your camera. I think thah your camera has a 58 mm, and It´s O.K.
1811582
Yes, I love it! Its good for a heavy camera. Make sure all equipment is attached correctly.
1633467
it has adaptors for very types of cameras, look the diameter of your camera. I think thah your camera has a 58 mm, and Its O.K.
1420918
Depends on how heavy it is and whether it has a 1/4x20 threaded socket. If the camera and light weigh more than a couple of pounds and you try to position it in a position close to horizontal, I'm worried that it would not be able to hold it without sagging. If your equipment is heavy, you may be better off with the locking articulated arm, it will support more weight.
92774
I have a Canon T1i and I do not feel it gives adequate support if I am trying to shoot moon shots or things at a high elevation. If I am shooting straight ahead it seems to support it.
1740488
Standard tripod mounting. Not sure about camera adapter, but appears that one would be needed.
571395
Use the Allen wrench provided with kit loosen screw in adapter put adapter on camera tighten screw down not to tight though or you could ruin both camera and adapter