Can you disassemble/unscrew the hotshoe mount and use a 1/4"-20 camera screw mount? My flash has an adapter that can fit a normal camera screw mount.
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The stands have the 1/4-20 mount on the very top. They come covered. Problem is all the adjustments for attaching umbrellas and tilting the mount are not available. The flash will attach just straight up. Any bouncing would be due to rotating the flash head. Hope this answers your question.
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Isn't it a little big to use on a T2i? Just get a hotshoe bracket and you should be able to fit it on a flash shoe... but again, it's a bit unwieldy to use on top of a small DSLR.
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"What size is the threaded screw that will hold the camera?the screw have standar size (3/8 or 1/4), I have been using with an SZ10 camera."Will it screw into the bottom a common point"yes, into bottom of camera in the tripod´s socket and has another retracable pin."and shoot digital camera." sorry, I do not understand the sentence
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I know that 1/4 thread is the standard size for most cameras, and yes this slider's plate has a screw of that same standard size. I know there is a larger size on some very large professional cameras, but in that case I imagine you could find an adapter. Also, I'll say that I think this is a super solid product. All metal, pretty heavy. Works with any camera up to 5 lbs in my opinion. Great for dslr for sure.
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I don't personally have those cameras as long it has the female port for the 3.5 it will work. In terms of it being fasten onto the camera, it would need a hotshoe port in order to be literally fasten onto the camera. Maybe you could try a DIY build since I've seen many adapters that go on the tripod screw and then it extends with an unwired hotshoe, just for placement
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The screw mount is the standard 1/4 " #20 - that is used on all standard tripods - a no brainer. And the Makayama Mount works great for me. Allan
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The very top of most tripods is a 1/4 screw so you can screw on a camera direct or any female 1/4 item. It's built in - not an adaptor or accessory. I've put a 5dm3 on it buts it's really flimsy and obviously cannot rotate like a fluid ball head could but it'll work in a pinch
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Yes, I did and it's easily fixed. Use a appropriate size wrench to simply tighten the nuts on the screws until the camera isn't too hard to rotate, but the frame supports the weight of the flash. I'd tighten the screws about 1/4 turn each until this result is achieved.
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If your camera has a hotshoe, I think it should work. I find it works best when working with a tripod. I generally remove it and store it in my pocket when moving around. There is no way to secure it, so it can inadverently be bumped off of the camera. For the price it is more then adequate for my needs.
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I looked up your camera. I don't think it has a hot shoe mount for an external flash. If it does (is there a "flap" that hides it?), then you can put this on it. Even if it doesn't, this flash has a slave function that lets you fire it off when you fire off your built-in flash. So you could still get really flash results just using this flash in slave mode.
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Yes, of course, because has incorporate a removal adapter to use with camera shoe or tripod fastener. I took some pictures to upload them but it does not give me the option.
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If the camera has the standard hot shoe mount the adapter will work just fine. I'm not aware of any cameras with hot shoe mounts that it isn't compatible with. However, if you want to find out for sure, go to the Wein website. It has a section where you can ask questions about its products. I hope this has been helpful. I found the adapter to be a top-notch piece of equipment. Best wishesLance Gurwell
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Yes, it will work with any standard hot shoe mount, on camera or flash. Almost every recent camera and flash has this standard mount.
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The shock mount will fit in the hotshoe on top of the camera but if you don't have an external line in on the camera then it won't work. You would also need an XLR to 3.5mm converter to connect it. I would strongly suggest running it through an external audio recorder like a Tascam DR-40 or Zoom H4N. Syncing audio is easy. Hope this helps.
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No. The connector is wired into the pack and fits most yongnuo and canon flashes. It is not removable/interchangeable.
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If the Manfrotto has an extended piece at the top to go through the lower area of the hot shoe, by all means do it and tighten as needed, however, I have a Manfrotto monopod that doesn't have that extended piece to it. I use it on my Cowboy Studio flash Stands that comes with the top to tighten it.
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As long as your device fits the hot shoe, there shouldn't be a problem with it then attaching to your tripod. The hot shoe fits both my Canon and my Yongnuo 560 II flashes if that helps you.