Can this be coverted to be used as monopod ??
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No, unless all you need is the center-pole, which may be 1.5 feet in length.
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No.. Cannot be converted to a proper monopod. The closest you can use as a monopod is as Eric has mentioned.
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Perhaps by extending only 1 leg but the other legs are not detachable. I think it would be a little awkward to be used in that manner.
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I just got it shipped in not too long ago and to answer your question you would need an attachment that screws onto a monopod. I haven't had the pole longer than a week and it already broke when I opened extended it. So I recommend maybe getting a pole with a little more value so you can enjoy filming for a little longer than I did
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Probably not. I recommend you check out a mono pod or tripod. There also is a gimble style stabilizer that may help you but I've never used one so if you try it let me know how it works. Hope I answered your question.
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hi lisa! yes you're should be able to.unfortunately i am having trouble fitting the tread on the bottom of mine to my tripod.i don't know if is the right size or if the tread is damage.if i was you i would call or would try to find out before ordering
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You can tighten the screws at the base of the monopod which would effectively make it more difficult to move it around on its feet. It won't be very smooth for movement, however.
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You will need to have the GoPro tripod mount adapter to fasten the GoPro camera to the monopod.
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I am no not familiar with your camera. I use it for a Sony HD Camera. I can tell you this Monopod is not flimsy, you can actually use this as a walking stick it is that sturdy. I would bet if your camera was as heavy as a Bowling Ball You would still be OK.
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Yes, the transfunctional tripod can be converted to a monopod. I've used the monopod setup quite frequently and it is very sturdy. If you buy it you'll want to practice converting it from tripod to monopod and back to get a sense of how long it takes to convert. I think you need a specific hex tool to remove the ballhead.
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It will depend on the diameter of the screw on the monopod. If the thread on the monopod is of smaller diameter, there are adapters available that are very inexpensive. If the thread is larger, then the ballhead will not fit on the monopod
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I don't see why not, however this is just a toy tripod and cant be used for any real purpose.
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No. You won't be able to screw the ball head onto the leg. Why would you want to when there are many monopods available some of which the 3 sides of the bottom can be splayed out to stabilize them.Clint
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The monopod does have a tripod socket ( just like a camera would) and I've used it attached to a small tabletop tripod.
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More lilke a monopod! It holds a camera, if you find a way to attach the microphone it will do!
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No. The Dolica models that convert to a monopod include (per their website): LX570B502 D/S and the TX570B150DS
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Yea you can. It has a notch to be able to rotate the ball for vertical pics. Just my opinion, but I loved the gorilla pod for my point and shoot but don't really care for this version for my D5300. You're really better off with a decent, small tripod.
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There is a screw hole on the side of the monocular, I don't mount mine, but I'm sure you could connect your bipod to the monocular via the screw hole.
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This is not a monopod, this is more an extrnsion for your camera. You place your camera and it will extend so you can take pictures from yourself, personally I use it for Suba Diving to film animals nearly without risking my hand.The monopod is ment to stand on the ground so you have more steady pictures.