How hard is it to mount on the camera and can someone show me a website on how to do it?
1934789
we were installing(putting it in) and it broke. So I have to order a new one.. What broke was the little plastic 'c' clip that holds it in place.
1934790
I decided to sell the camera before trying to install the new button so I really can't say. Good luck.
1934791
The fix is real easy. No need to take the camera apart. Order the Shutter Button Release Assembly from Sony. Cost was around $18.00 + tax + Shipping. I received the new assembly in one week. Note the angle of the old assembly before removing it so that you can line up the new one correctly. To remove the old button assembly, use a rubber bottle opener to get a good grip. Turn slightly counter clockwise. Then use your fingernail to lift it up. Look inside using a magnifing (sp) glass and find the pieces that broke off, a spring, a small plastic tip and a small snap ring. Look at the opening and you'll notice two slots, that's where the two little feet will line up. Again using the rubber bottle opener and pressing down slightly, turn the new assembly clockwise. You'll feel it. Make sure to clean out the pieces that broke off. I couldn't find the spring, now I can't use that little wheel to bring the viewfinder into focus for my eye. LCD is still sharp as are the pictures. Just the viewfinder. Good luck. June Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:50:55 +0000 Whoops: x21083252 Sony Direct Accessories
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Simply remove the two screws that secure the rear plate and attach the camera with the same screws as you reattach the rear plate! On the Ford van that we put it on we had to modify the brackets! Very simple mounting!
542810
You could mount it with an adapter, however it did not work with Nikon D5000, even on complete manual settings. Resulting in fuzzy pictures. I still have it, as a useless accessory.
1919205
There are two allen wrench screws in the plastic you need to loosen. They are very tiny. I wound up just very carefully tilting the camera by grabbing it and slowly working it down. ( I didn't have aa small enough allen wrench!) Just turn it slow and it should move.
2188072
Too easy. You screw a small bracket into bottom of camera. Then it can quick snap into tripod. Thought it was good deal.
1101547
that is a great question however I do not have an answer for you. I apologize. My camera is mounted in a Super Duty truck and I used the bracket that came with the kit about it to the dashboard.
2188324
You have to find the connector with the correct angle it is a screw mount and you can usually get a grab bag of different connector mounts for cheap. There is a plate on the chest harness that attaches to the plate on the camera you have mounted with the screw. The plates snap in place.
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The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by pre-drilling holes onto the surface before screwing the bracket onto where you want it. I hope this helps. The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by... » Read More The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by pre-drilling holes onto the surface before screwing the bracket onto where you want it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I haven't installed mine yet, but I did determine that if you loosen the nut that holds the camera to the wall mount, you can move the camera around to position in just about any way. Good Luck.
1054836
I did not try that before. However, there is a screw at the bottom of the unit probably for this purpose. It looks similar to camera mount.
1276322
There is a direct thread underside of the camera that allows you to attach it to a tripod. So there isnt a mount per say, the camera screws directly onto a tripod. There is also a thread on the waterproof case.
945445
the silver part is an extension. you can just twist off the silver mount then you should be able to mount it on the native camera size.
537596
That's how it mounts. It comes with a very good double sided tape. I have mine just behind the rear view mirrow so it can't be seen. It's a good camera.
954307
You should always consider the size of your camera. The mount itself is pretty small. Just eyeball the camera over the place your want. The mount is going to be smaller than the camera so you'll make the correct decision. Mount is very strong and I use it on my motorcycle.
1685415
Yes you can definetly mount it on the 60D, I actually use it for that camera!
2060318
You could by a rail rig to mount to your camera which raises it out of the way of the knob but what I've been doing is just pulling out the tightening knob and adjusting its postiin on the screw. It's hard to explain in words but you just pull out on the knob and adjust it postion on the screw until it's tight. Lemme know if that helps
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I wish that I had read your post a few days ago... I have a Sony A350 and guess what my Husband acquired for me. A Minolta md mount. whoops. Luckily, it was only a few pounds on ebay but is there any way I can fit this to my camera?