does it have a mount so it will screw right on camera or do you have to have an extra piece?
1664418
You need to buy a different mount for each camera, I would not recommend this lens.
1664419
You need to have an adaptor to your particular camera. Mine is a t-mount. These are little rings that do not cost much. I have used this with a Nikon. It is strictly manual focus, but fun to play with until you can afford something better.
1664420
Yes it has an adapter for the camera you're buying it for. No extra parts are needed to be purchased.
1664421
It comes with a T- mount that screws into the shell and the lens mounts onto it. I found it a little grating when screwing it in but I have not seen any damage to the camera.
2004986
Yes, you need the bolt and the nut to secure the camera on the mount. Too bad it was not included, but a great little pole to use.
2251170
I've gotten it to mount on an older tripod I had laying around. The little stand and the hotshoe provided in the package have the standard 1/4" screw socket that most cameras have as well. I've used it to screw it onto the little tripod platform attachment.
1876816
You only get mount. Not actual clamp piece that would be on camera. If you a gopro you should already have what you need.
1217583
Comes with its own proprietary mount. Does not have a threaded 1/4" tripod mount. By the way, this is an excellent dash cam. I love it.
555895
Yes, it is a clamp on additional bracket. One removes the insignia cover on the hinge between the two objective lenses and uses the threaded bolt that comes with the bracket to attach it. The right angle configuration of the bracket works just fine with a unipod, which is how I used it to watch rowing races.
1391015
Yes. It does have a standard mount for a tripod screw. I myself use it like this.
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.
2237495
Hi Sandy, I bought two of these unit and were very happy with my purchase. The unit has a cold shoe to mount on a camera and under the cold shoe is a 1/4 inch screw hold to mount on a stand. Caution, order way before you need it. One out of the two I bought had a broken mount. I was able to fix it. Aaron.
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
2013018
I believe you need an adapter to mount a camera. Although I haven't tried so I don't know which.
1617613
I was able to attach it to the front of the lens that comes with the camera. It just screws on.
517435
yes. There is a set screw that allows the camera to be rotated after mounting.
1094012
It attaches directly to the tripod mount. No additional item is necessary. It fits on a standard tripod.
564535
It's not. It is offset to the left by about a quarter if an inch. That's because it screws directly into the cameras mount screw which is in the same location.
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.
1122940
The mount is a female 1/4 x 20 thread in the bottom which is the same as the male mount on the top that you can see in the picture. This is a standard measurement so it would screw onto the top plate tension bolt if that is how you would attach a camera to the release. This is a quick and handy gizmo for lightweight cameras.