looking for a replacement screw found at the bottom of the JRFOTO DSLR RIG, which you use to mount the camera on rig. can anyone help?
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It has a standard 1/4 inch screw which fits in most devices. The bottom of the screw has a 'female' thread for another 1/4 inch screw so you wont desperately need another screw for something small like a handheld camcorder especially if you won't be loading the bracket with really heavy items. I use the word 'desperately' because the bracket tends to pivot around that one point and get lose as you use it. Thus, a set up where you can use a second screw to keep it from pivoting would be ideal.
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Don't know the size of the screw, but it worked fine with the Canon and Kodak point-n-shoot cameras we have...
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You can unscrew that top piece and just use the screw to the camera's bottom. I don't recommend it for a heavy dslr. Better to screw indie tyke to the platform. Btw, this skate is very small.
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YES! we have the sony DSC-H2 also and it fell off too. have you found a place where you can get another one? i've been looking and can't find JUST the shutter button to buy. where can i get a replacement??
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The system used is a standard bold o screw to attacch in the bottom of your camera
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There is a typical baseplate screw (baseplate not included) that sticks upward from underneath the cage, between it and the 15mm rail system underneath, that screws into the bottom of the camera.
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It was a standard screw in type. I didn't need the tripod so gave it away. I never used it, but it seemed really cheap and flimsy.
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No idea what screw you are referring to. Suggestion: take tripod to any hardware store and find the replacement that fits - this isn't high-level thinking dude, make an effort.
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Dont fit the screw?There are 2 diferent screw sizes maybe you need anadapter like this:2 X Metal 1/4" to 3/8" Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod Ballhead DSLR SLR
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replacement screws came with the purchase of your training system. A good hardware store. might be able to help you. Good Luck
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The metal piece with the red screw on the end of the camera bracket is attached by a screw on the bottom, using the second hole (the end of the bracket has two holes), the first hole keeps the piece with the red screw from moving while the piece is screwed-in from the bottom.
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I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
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I would call Amazon and check, sometimes they will just send you a replacement for the product without making you send it back, depending on what it us. Otherwise I agree with the others that it would be best to go get a replacement screw if you can. Maybe you can call the manufacturer? Probably not made in the US.
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There's supposed to be a little lever on the camera side of the adapter. In my experience, though, this adapter has very shoddy assembly and there is a single screw holding the lever to the adapter. I've observed that this screw can come loose under normal use and the lever can fall out or stick out at an angle that can make it get stuck on your camera body (I had to damage my Canon 6D to remove this adapter eventually!). If the lever is missing, you need to use a small tool like a steel dental pick to manually lift the plunger that goes into the Nikon lens mount locking hole. If you're considering this adapter and have yet to purchase it, I highly recommend you find something else. This adapter has caused me lots of problems (stuck on camera, started leaving metal shavings inside the camera body, etc). Fotodiox customer service ignored my email about the metal shavings.
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Its a standard 1/4"-20tpi screw you'd find in most tripods. Theres also a hole below the cage to mount a tripod plate into it.
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i have a jvc everio but the pice screws on the bottom of it. i like it .it works well for me.