Could you use two heavy duty light stands with a 1/4 inch mounting screw on each end instead of two tripods?
1668357
I'd imagine so. But honestly you're throwing your money away by purchasing this slider. A good slider is smooth and straight. This will arrive bent and have many sticky points. Garbage.
1813263
Not sure what you mean.The only three screw configuration I see on the tripod are the leg screws.If one of these is lost it looks like to me ant quarter inch short bolt and nut would do the job?
1353616
Yes, they are pretty standard tripod stands... Any other stands should work with these fixtures.
1527894
Absolutely, and in fact, I have that head and have mounters it on the tripod. any standard 1/4" will work. I think it even comes with a conversion screw for 3/8",
133916
No it might be possible to rig someyhing up so you can but it's not designed for a tripod. hope that helps
1416079
You definitely can. I'm using my on PBL brand and it fits perfectly . This mount is decent built and I'm sure you won't have any problem considering that you are using light stands of the same brand. Good luck!
728843
Yes! Most any heavy duty light stand seem to work well. Use a sand bag for exta stability.
2167248
My 2 stands are used for marketing LED lightboards only. I'm not familiar with your needs.
731727
Sorry, I bought them to weight down my lights as the stands aren't very stable. I'm a photographer. They seem fine, should work for what you want. :-)
69378
Yes, EasyMountLCD has many of these stands available. Select the quantity you desire at checkout.
1230257
No I do not think the legs on this unit are strong enough for your setup. Go with a higher quality tripod such as Really Right Stuff.
103584
i actually have to use two tripods.... one on each end (luckily i already have two) because if i use it in the middle...the balance can't hold the weight of my canon t2i
2257586
You probably could since it has a standard 1/4th inch threaded stud on the end, but it's not really meant for mounting a camera. It's made for mounting a speedlight or studio strobe, and would give you limited options for positioning a camera.
56872
You would have to design your own mounting system, beyond the tripod mount. I did not get optional mounts in the box with my purchase.
74487
If you mean a camera tripod, with 1/4 inch receiver, I would think so. They come with a 10 MM bolt to go through the bracket, but you should be able to change that out with a quarter inch bolt and washer and bolt the bracket right down to the tripod, adjust for angle and tighten.
674977
You would have to get a light stand to tripod adapter for the thread diameter of the tripod head. Even then, I'm not sure I would use it. The movements of a lightstand are not nearly as stable as a traditional tripods. By that I mean when you loosen the sections on these they drop real fast, and are spring dampened, which may cause some issues with the weight of the camera bouncing, and possibly flipping off the tripod head, because of the force of the camera on the head.
2030700
yes if the tripod has a 1/4" screw. The bottom of the bracket has a thumb screw with a 1/4" male thread on the top side and a 1/4" female thread on the bottom, like many of the camera straps that attach to the bottom of the camera. You could either mount the bracket to the bottom of your camera and then screw both on the tripod or if you wanted a stand alone light you could just screw the bracket itself to the tripod.