Is it easy to remove your camera from the holster then mount it onto your tripod? Or does the clip need to come off before mounting on a tripod?
1090787
yea clip needs to come off. I think you can add a additional add-on to place the tripod clip.
2279240
Yes it does! You can leave a small plate (from the tripod) attached to the camera for easy snap on-off. The tripod has a small plate on top that snaps on. It can be removed from the tripod and screwed with a chrome screw to the bottom of a camera. Then, each time the tripod is used, snapping the camera on top is really easy & stable. I like it.
1287190
You screw a little widget that comes with the tripod into the camera. The little widget makes the tripod quick release. I just leave the widget on the camera all the time.
294564
You don't NEED to have a quick release... however, if you have to take the camera off the tripod quickly, the release is nice rather than having to unscrew it from the monopod.
1148299
yes, just put the Hogue grip on before you put the clip on. It can be pulled under it, but will catch and you could split or stretch it out on the side.Clip works good and keeps the gun from dropping into a pant let without holster. When drawing or holstering/clipping it to the pants it will grab a little more due to the grip, but not to the point you can get it on or off.
347277
I had to think about for awhile and tried a few different positions. It's really quite simple. Just set the part that connects to your camera into the front of the lower section that is connected to your tripod. then simply push down on the back side which will depress the spring and small silver button. This will throw the release arm into place.
1208003
It is even easier if you use a Manfrotto RC2 quick release system with the FR-T1 fastener. Replace the screw on the quick release plate with the FR-T1 and then all you need to do to switch to a tripod is unclip.
2100017
Yes you can still mount to a tripod. In fact you have a choice of three receptacles to mount your tripod. The receptacles are on the bottom of the mounting plate that attaches to the camera. This has been an excellent product for me since I shoot out in Hawaii.
1606905
If you are trying to remove the frame from the mount. Just pinch the ends of the clip towards each other and push until it comes out. It seems like it takes a lot of force.
1095231
No it is rather easy to take out the clip. But it also stays in firmly and doesn't fall out
1681882
Check youtube, there is a video where the guy actually uses velcro to attach the hood which makes it easily removable. He tossed the mount that would attach to the tripod threads
164449
This works very well for me. I have 2 of them. I keep one screwed into my camera body and into the Tripod ring on my 100-400. This way I never have to remove them. I have been using them for about 2 years now and have never had them come loose. The biggest key is to get the lock washer in place correctly. It is a really tight fit. I had to use a needle nose pliers to do it. Hope this helps.
1874276
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
1934426
It pops off super easy. I put mine in my camera bag. You'll love the grip - it's easier to handle and the battery life is insane.
111358
You twist and slide camera out of clip but keep camera tethered for safety. Straps are long enough to keep them tethered. I did out c hooks on my camera so I can take the neck strap off when using the harness and easily reattach it when necessary.
111355
I'm not quite sure what you mean by the 'front clip'. There are two ways the camera is held on the vest. The adaptor on the camera that slides into the grove on the front of the vest. The camera must be removed from that to take a picture, otherwise it remains securely held to the vest. The other way the camera is held secure is by the 'tethers'. There are two tethers (either one or both can be used) which are connected from the vest to a ring on the camera. Whether you choose to use one or both of the tethers is up to you...I only use one. The tether does not have to be removed nor should it. This is what keeps your camera from falling to the ground if you lose your grip. I have the tether connected to the ring on the top left of the vest (my left while wearing it) and to the ring on the left side of my camera. The only time I remove the tether is when I am putting the camera into its bag.
205495
That's incorrect. While taking it out takes less than a minute, you will definitely have to remove cover to attach to tripod