How does this adapt to mount a camera? Does it need an extra part, or it this capability included so you screw on/mount a camera on top?
1061645
You can unscrew the "y" on the top for steadying a gun. This leaves a screw stud sticking up that you can screw your camera onto.
1061646
This is a monopole intended for use to steady a rifle for taking long shots. Monopoles for camera use are common. Forget about conversion; Amazon carries monopoles already designed for camera use.
1061647
I use this to steady a rifle or crossbow . Don't think this would be good for a camera
1526305
Yes cause it has the tripod adapter. You simply screw the camera onto the mount
1892466
It has a female threaded screw for the camera mount adapter. You can mount it directly to a tripod. I have used it that way with no problem, assuming correct thread diameter on the tripod.
1094011
I didn't need any additional item. This mount has a tripod screw hole in the bottom that fits basic tripod screws. Attached to my tripod with no problems.
959255
The stand is part of the mounting bracket. There should be mounting holes for the screws to go into on the bottom of the camera stand. If you are handy you can use a small phillips screw driver to unscrew the bottom from the stand through the inside of the stand. You can un-assemble the top part of the camera and swivel to reveal the inside part of the stand. That`s how I mounted mine and it didn't take much time just a little patience.
639892
I cannot see how the unit itself attaches to a tripod.....maybe I am not understanding the question.........
1027876
It's a flatbase tripod head, so it can screw onto any tripod legs with a 3/8" screw. (Just make sure your tripod legs are strong enough to support this head and the weight of your camera & gear)
756668
You can mount any camera with the threaded on the bottom, most cameras have that feature
1094012
It attaches directly to the tripod mount. No additional item is necessary. It fits on a standard tripod.
1387481
Yes you have to use a camera mount like the one that the camera was on in its origanal box or the extra long that comes in the box
318508
I am not sure what you mean by mount, it fits any standard light stand and uses a standard flash connector used by all cameras. I hope this helps
1540173
I attached mine to the loop that sits at the top of the backpack (imagine what you would grab when you pick the backpack up from the floor). it did the a few tries to find the best points of attachment and to make sure that its doesn't move when sliding the camera in/out. At this point I haven't made any adjustments in a year. Its a great item to have if you want quick and easy access to your camera.
1685891
It slides over and holds with 2 set screws. I have since purchased an adapter ring which does screw in (no matter what Nikon says) which is much smaller and works much, much better.
1432078
The bottom of the mount fits all kinds of handlebars with the included adapters. The top fit any camera with the standard 1/4 - 20 Thread. Most cameras have this.
1011085
I think the mount is threaded, however to keep the strap mount on the camera and then add a tripod adapter to the bottom too would be a little too much....to remove the strap mount only takes a few seconds.
360526
If you have the Joby Tripod it will screw right on top of the mount no problem, I have both and wouldn't use it any other way.
2257726
yes, it comes with a plastic bracket that screws into the base of the camera (with a normal screw that you'd find on a tripod to connect a camera) and then that screws into the wall. It's adjustable to support horizontal or vertical installation (so on the ceiling or on the wall or really anywhere in-between from 0-90 degrees). it's not the most-elegant looking thing, as it's smaller than the base of the device, but it is completely functional.