Can i attach a camera on the top?
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What kind of camera. I have a Kodak Easy Share C-180 and on the bottom is a threaded receptacle that would accommodate a tripod of sorts. I could find a way to mount that camera to the end of the pole, but the real problem, at least to me, is how do I snap the pic.? The pole to me is very versatile and I plan to use it painting the peak of my house and from what I have judged, so far, is when it is fully extended, it doesn't represent a stable of stiff tool. It's kind of weak in the extension. I will overcome that by using good ole duct tape and tape a broomstick at the weak point. Hope I helped and good luck.
1075383
There are camera pole mount adapters available. Search Amazon and you will find them. I would suggest you consider the weight of your camera and the length of extension of your pole for stability and shake. You will find a comfort zone and your skills will improve with practice.
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What kind of camera. I have a Kodak Easy Share C-180 and on the bottom is a threaded receptacle that would accommodate a tripod of sorts. I could find a way to mount that camera to the end of the pole, but the real problem, at least to me, is how do I snap the pic.? The pole to me is very versatile and I plan to use it painting the peak of my house and from what I have judged, so far, is when it is fully extended, it doesn't represent a stable of stiff tool. It's kind of weak in the extension. I will overcome that by using good ole duct tape and tape a broomstick at the weak point. Hope I helped and good luck. What kind of camera. I have a Kodak Easy Share C-180 and on the bottom is a threaded receptacle that would accommodate a tripod of sorts. I could find a way to mount that camera to the end of the pole, but the real problem, at least to me, is how do I snap the pic.? The pole to me is very versatile and I plan to use it painting the peak of my house and from what I have judged, so far, is when it is fully extended, it doesn't represent a stable of stiff tool. It's kind of weak in the extension. I will overcome that by using good ole duct tape and tape a broomstick at the weak point. Hope I... » Read More What kind of camera. I have a Kodak Easy Share C-180 and on the bottom is a threaded receptacle that would accommodate a tripod of sorts. I could find a way to mount that camera to the end of the pole, but the real problem, at least to me, is how do I snap the pic.? The pole to me is very versatile and I plan to use it painting the peak of my house and from what I have judged, so far, is when it is fully extended, it doesn't represent a stable of stiff tool. It's kind of weak in the extension. I will overcome that by using good ole duct tape and tape a broomstick at the weak point. Hope I helped and good luck. « Show Less
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Yes. AND screw the base into the back instead of the bottom of the camera for even more versatility.
1745623
Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.
868393
I would think that you could attach a camera. It is a good sized helicopter and if the camera is not really heavy then I should think that you could.
1159890
Yes you can, but you still have to keep a still arm or the camera will flop around more due to the added pole length.
2268010
Yes, indeed you can. It is simple as sliding the pic you put in out of the slot at the top.
1600488
Yes, you should be able to connect to a tripod as the screw that holds the camera on the bracket has a threaded hole on the underside.
1811941
yes, you can. but don't put anything else on top as it will cave in the top
1057590
I doubt it. I would recommend propping the camera up on something or on a tripod.
1458297
I would recommend attaching to the tripod screw on the bottom of the camera.......... good hunting..........
1312244
Yep you sure can. Mine is mounted on the ceiling, but I know this can also be mounted on the wall, and once you position the camera, you can lock it into place with the provided Allen wrench.
1338644
Not sure if you can, the top of the monopod is the standard screw that attaches it to the Camera/ video camera. The bottom is a single spike/pad.
1190355
Yes, you can still attach the camera to a tripod. The cord sticks out the corner of the battery door on the side of the camera near the SD card reader.
1577639
Yes... Screw hole in top of camera allows you to mount post from top. Camera is never actually upside down.
1059268
This model doesn't have that feature. I'm sure it can be rigged, but it doesn't have the dock for a camera or the hardware to connect it.
1237863
looks like yes u can..a monopod hole is under plastic piece which screws under camera..
516856
Yes. there is a socket on the bottom of the mounting bracket for the camera, to where if you have a plate, you can attach it to that socket.