Does this L plate stop the camera moving when it is attached to a tripod as mine still moves up and down when attached to my Vanguard tripod
1951654
Used my camera with the bracket, on a tripod last Saturday. Absolutely solid. No move whatsoever. I even attach my black rapid straps to the bracket. This is well spend money. Great product. Love it.
1951655
Yes. It has an anti twist lip that sits at the base of the camera, and having the L attached (it's detachable) makes it that much more secure. It's one of the reasons I bought it and I cannot imagine how spending more would get me a better L bracket.
1951656
I had no problem with it what so ever. no moving problem on tripod or sling strap mount
353264
No it's in line with my Nikon primes, it has a noticeable stop but then continues to float beyond that point.
1922118
The QR plate is only the plate to attach your camera to the tripod. This is an L Plate which allows you to mount the camera vertically as well as horizontally.
545165
Mine does the same thing. Not pleased with it at all. It will also come loose form the lens real easy. It just won't stay tightened. Don't know what else to buy. I just quit using it on my tripod. Wouldn't recommend this at all, I give it a 00000000!!
8771
No it does not move . I beleive what you are looking for is a p.t.z. camera ?
1884728
Yes it does. I currently have a carry speed plate and tripod mounting plate on it at all times.
1235102
Yes it does. It slides over the lens when the camera is not in use or when you shut it off.
1885671
It has leg stops to prevent over extension but you have to adjust each leg. You can extend the legs one at a time and just twist each leg to lock it in place. Very quick and easy to adjust. Great tripod.
894064
None I can think of aside from making sure the tripod screw is near center. There is some room for lateral adjustment but if it were too far to one edge, it may not work.
1175428
Yes it does. The tripod collar is prettily low profile, it had about 1/2-3/4" height to it which was nice for staying out of the way but could be problematic. If you have a battery grip on your camera it may hit part of your tripod head due to how low profile the collar is.
639891
The viewfinder itself does not attach to a tripod. It attaches to the border of your LCD screen with a metal plate sticker. This allows the viewfinder to easily come on and off. Not the strongest hold, but I am able to walk around with the camera in hand without the viewfinder falling off. Where it has come in handy most is when I have done videography of live shows and I have to sit/stand in the audience with my camera on a tripod or handheld in front of me. It keeps the light of the LCD from distracting people in your surrounding area. It also works great when you're outdoors and in bright sunlight. I use it for a Canon T2i and would recommend it. The viewfinder itself does not attach to a tripod. It attaches to the border of your LCD screen with a metal plate sticker. This allows the viewfinder to easily come on and off. Not the strongest hold, but I am able to walk around with the camera in hand without the viewfinder falling off. Where it has come in handy most is when I have done videography of live shows and I have to sit/stand in the audience with my camera on a tripod or handheld in front of me. It keeps the light of the LCD from distracting people in your surrounding area. It also works great when you're outdoors and in... » Read More The viewfinder itself does not attach to a tripod. It attaches to the border of your LCD screen with a metal plate sticker. This allows the viewfinder to easily come on and off. Not the strongest hold, but I am able to walk around with the camera in hand without the viewfinder falling off. Where it has come in handy most is when I have done videography of live shows and I have to sit/stand in the audience with my camera on a tripod or handheld in front of me. It keeps the light of the LCD from distracting people in your surrounding area. It also works great when you're outdoors and in bright sunlight. I use it for a Canon T2i and would recommend it. « Show Less
555011
Don't know about offset plate or if this is an improved version. I have tried it with 3 Canon cameras and withthe proper weights, it worked well with all three. Canon t3i, hv10 and HV20.
1885827
sorry what you mean movement? to which extent?it's heavy camera have some plastic parts, but still strong when i shake it juts move but not noticeable, this i think stabilization sensor but in fact i try this camera it's great i think you should check you warranty maybe you return it or change it
1327240
No it does not...I am an old time photographer and it works great for me...and if I need more stabilization that I get from me....I use my tripod.
1335525
The Lock down lever is spring loaded so you can pull it out and turn it if it interfers with the camera. It does not interfer with my Sony A65 DSLR thou. the plate is much longer than the camera body so you can position the slide plate on the camera and in the head so they lever misses the camera. Even if it did interfer you could pull the lever out, turn it, push back in and tighten. Great head, my only gripe about it is the bubble level is hard to see once a camera is mounted on it.
78890
Not the way a camera attaches to a tripod. It can if you have a microphone threaded head attached to the Tripod. It doesn't have a tripod thread screw.
1836003
Definitely not this exact one, it doesn't remove from this tripod. But Sony DOES sell a similar remote you can clamp onto your tripod. Search here under LANC CONTROL, as it plugs into the LANC socket on your camera.