How does this attack to a tripod? the bottom is design for a stand.
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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
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It simply slips over the top of a standard stand and held on by the thumb screw provided .
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Not directly. You would need what is called a spigot. Manfrotto makes one with a model number 119. The spigot attaches to your tripod and the flash adapter attaches to the spigot.
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You are correct, this is designed for a microphone stand. You can attach a Manfrotto 119 spigot to a flash shoe mount adapter and create your own adapter. See the following two items:TOOGOO(R) Tripod 1/4 inches Screw to Flash Shoe Mount AdapterManfrotto 119 Female Spigot for 026 1/4-Inch 20 Female and 3/8-Inch Female 31mm Long Adapter - Replaces 3108
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It doesn't attach to a tripod. It mounts to a light stand. It's used to hold a flash off camera while the flash is remote triggered.I suppose someone might make an adapter to mount to a tripod though.
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I used it on a stand for an umbrella. It slid right onto and clamped on the metal rod the the umbrella would attach to.
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This unit is desighned for a light stand . It bcan be used on a tripod with the use of a 1/4 x20 all thread rod connector ,available at your local hardware . Put coupling on tripod tread then place umbrella mount on coupling.
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None.. That's the beauty of it. Tripod. Side latched keep it centered along with chock and strap
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Well, because you can tilt the top piece towards the ground (like a camera tripod) the height of the tripod stand that comes with matters not. Hope this helps.
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You can screw the tripod into the bottom of the adaptor as if it was the camera itself.
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It has a hole in the bottom with threads so it fits on those tripods with the little threaded bolt sticking out the top.
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There is a hole on the bottom of the camera for a screw in device . . . tripod, I guess.
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There is a metal post under the gun mount towards the forend. Just pull the U mount out and place the post in the hole on the tripod.
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It mounts upside down there are four holes for screws to be used with a universal mount and one large to mount on a tripod. The image automatically flips.
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It does indeed have the ability to mount to a tripod (by screw on the bottom) although since it is a very narrow spot it may be more wobbly than others (if not screwed down tightly)
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What's hard to understand? When the USB is tucked away it still protrudes from the bottom, thus (possibly) preventing it from standing upright or putting it on a tripod.
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It depends on the tripod. this connects to the stand... by clamping to the upright pole of a light stand. So if your tripod... had a upright pole.. then it can connect to it. consider a sandbag to make sure the tripod does not fall over...
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It is a table top tripod. I have never used it because it is so bad. I bought a scope stand from Creedmoor sports. Cost almost as much as the scope but it makes the scope so much easier to use.
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The flat base comes off so you can screw the mount to a tripod or other device. I'm not sure what's needed to mount to the top of a DSLR, but I assume that would be the way to do it.
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There is a quick release accessory which is sold separately. Without the quick release, the tripod head screws into the bottom of the camera.
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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.
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Being a tripod it sits level and adapts to uneven surfaces. Be forewarned its rather small,for smaller buts and with soapy surface there is danger of slipping of. Otherwise a well built product.
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The bottom has a hole where you can screw in a standard tripod screw, so you shouldn't have a problem using it with a quick release plate.