can this tripod be used with 3-4 lb binoculars?
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You may have received a response from me earlier. This evening when I returned home, I used a set of my binoculars and tried to mount to tripod. Not a good idea. The picture above looks different than one I have. I would discuss your needs with a local shop.
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I personally have not tried for this application. However, my opinion you need a larger tripod
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I am not sure, but it only stands about 6-8" tall and has a tiny connector screw to join your camera/binoculars to. If I remember correctly, it was not too expensive. I suggest you try it out, if it doesn't work, you can return it, I think! Sorry, however, I hope this helped you.
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I have an old tripod I found at a garage sale, and the binoculars work on it just fine, so I'm guessing it will work. If your tripod #93606 will work with other brands of cameras or telescopes, then it should work. The screw thats on your tripod is the standard thread pitch that almost all cameras and devices are made to adapt to. I doubt that your bipod is different. Just be sure your tripod is good and sturdy. These are big binoculars. Also read reviews about how to adjust your binoculars if you get them. I had to adjust mine but it was super easy as long as you have a Phillips screwdriver. Otherwise you may see double through them. I have an old tripod I found at a garage sale, and the binoculars work on it just fine, so I'm guessing it will work. If your tripod #93606 will work with other brands of cameras or telescopes, then it should work. The screw thats on your tripod is the standard thread pitch that almost all cameras and devices are made to adapt to. I doubt that your bipod is different. Just be sure your tripod is good and sturdy. These are big binoculars. Also read reviews about how to adjust your binoculars if you get them. I had to adjust mine but it was super easy as long as you have a Phillips... » Read More I have an old tripod I found at a garage sale, and the binoculars work on it just fine, so I'm guessing it will work. If your tripod #93606 will work with other brands of cameras or telescopes, then it should work. The screw thats on your tripod is the standard thread pitch that almost all cameras and devices are made to adapt to. I doubt that your bipod is different. Just be sure your tripod is good and sturdy. These are big binoculars. Also read reviews about how to adjust your binoculars if you get them. I had to adjust mine but it was super easy as long as you have a Phillips screwdriver. Otherwise you may see double through them. « Show Less
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I don't think so. Likely too top heavy with too narrow a base. I'd look for something on a tripod to handle what you want to support.
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With an adapter that is available thru Amazon and others, most any tripod that will accept a camera. You can't attach these without the adapter. It is an L shaped piece of metal that attaches to the front of the binoculars and then to the tripod. Hope this helps.
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Hi Samit, I don't have a lens that large but if you screw the camera on snugly, it should work. The tripod itself is very study for what I've used it for. You can lock the top into place so I imagine it should bear the weight. Again, I haven't tried the extra weight on it myself, but it's worth a shot! Andrea
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Note that I have only used this scope with the tripod below a few times so far, but the tripod seems sturdy and well able to handle the weight. I use a SLIK PRO 700DX Professional Tripod with Panhead (615-315)
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The right answer is yes, but take into consideration that the tripod included is very small, maybe 4-5 inches tall.
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This pair of binoculars will accept a tripod adapter. I purchased a non-Nikon tripod adapter and it screwed into the binoculars just fine. There is an endcap on the center pivot that unscrews and allows the attachment of an adapter. I hope that's what you meant by your question.
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The binoculars do not have a tripod mount. Sorry, but I don't know if one is even available; I wouldn't think so. But, it would be beat to check with Nikon.
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I believe you can. The part the camera screws into is flat except for the screw. As long as your camera has the screw hole to accommodate it, the tripod should work.
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Depends which tripod dolly. Most can usually work, but you might want to ask the manufacturer of the dolly.
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you must use the adapter that comes with the binocs. Using this you can attach any standard tripod or monopod like I use.
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I would not use this with just any tripod. It is important that your tripod can handle the weight limit. You do not need an expensive tripod to handle this. I use this tripod and it works very well with this jib: Davis & Sanford PROVISTA7518XB Provista Tripod with FM18 Head I'd also recommend purchasing an extra tripod plate that you can keep permanently attached.
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The binocular has a tripod mount, so you should be able to use it. This tripod has the standard mount.
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I have a Hawk spotting scope that is 19" long & weighs 4.5 lbs. Is this tripod sturdy enough to hold this scope steady?
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Yes, you can use a light weight tripod becuase the camera is light weight and small.
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you could. if your tripod is 1/4" then you need to buy 1/4" to 3/8" converter. the only thing is on the older tripod that does not have set screws on the base to lock down the head, if you did not tighten it much , it may come unloose when you pan from right to left.