Can this head attached to a slider?
2037649
This is perfect for a slider. Compact, light weight yet sturdy. Smooth fluid movement. I use it on a konova k2 120.Great value
213109
Yes you can. I use it on a glidetrack (glidetrack.com) slider and it works far better than a bulky tripod head. Only thing to check is the size of the thread on your slider, you may need some sort of adapter for the tread size. Here is a good one: Manfrotto 088LBP Adapter.I use the Lumix gh2 camera with this and it works great. I would caution you that adding a lot of weigh to your slider can limit performance. I would recommend a slider with ball-bearings.
1356882
The bottom has a threaded tripod mount to which I supposed you could mount a slider.
1588195
I am not 100% sure I know what you mean by slider, but the center is fully adjustable in both the vertical and horizontal positions.
463965
It attaches to a tripod just like a camera would. It has one threaded hole and another smooth hole, they are the same placement a camera does. Also use a real beefy tripod the weight shifts alot and can cause the tripod to flex when the camera slides towards the ends of the slider. I imagine no matter what slider you use you will need a solid tripod along with a solid tripod head. I guess if you were a DIY type of person you could unscrew the 2 screws on the underside of the slider and make your own for a more solid mount if one screw point doesn't fit your needs.
1981913
not really. this slider is a joke, it is not professional and absorbs TONS of noise in movement.
1066385
The head can be attach to any thing that can fit on the bottom of hole. It is tighten by a screw. I do not recommend this head for professional use. Putting on a umbrella was a pain esp thru a soft box. I only recommend for hobby use. I hope this answers your question
1700403
There isn't anything you could connect them with, although you could probably rig something up. The slider is a friction slider, meaning it's just a sled on the rails, no bearings. This means it's not as smooth as other sliders, and it takes practice to get a smooth shot. Joining sliders together will only make getting a smooth shot more difficult. If you need a track dolly shot, it's not too hard to make a tripod dolly out of pvc pipe. Look up "tripod dolly, Frugal Filmmaker" on YouTube.
890369
Yes, just a matter of loosening 2philips head screws. I feel they are the best of the three types I've used.Hope this helps
1618200
I'm sorry, this was a gift for someone. I have no knowledge as to it's use for slider turtles.
1238711
yes, it would attach just like any other ballhead would. This is a large ballhead so it would require a sturdy monopod, else, it would be unbalanced
1676944
only if your foward slide a molded plastic one and the slidetube is molded in to it
1931146
it is removable therefore you should be able to, not a bad idea as frankly this isn't the best head, it's worked for me but not the best.
2110428
I bought a ball head that fits on a tripod to screw on the slider. Quick release adapters for the ballhead come in two different sizes so make sure you get the one that matches what you already have.
390719
No, I don't think so. I had one like it, which I accidentally damaged and tried to unscrew the head. I could not do it.
890371
Yes, just a matter of loosening 2philips head screws. I feel they are the best of the three types I've used. Hope this helps
256221
Depending on your tripod, you should be able to mount the slider on it. It screws right on like a camera.