Can you attach a camera to the end of this pole?
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Yes, you can attach a camera to the end of this pole. The black foam cap unscrews, leaving a threaded end. The threaded end can then be screwed into any camera with that capability. I screwed my Sony Handicam into the end and it attached securely.
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Yes. It has a standard threaded male connector which stands 9 mm above a knurled washer on the top of the pole. The cap on the end of the pole screws onto the connector, so you have to remove the cap in order to hook up the camera.
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Yes. I have used it for over three years with many miles and it has worked great. However, extending and collapsing the stick can be a but tricky. You'll figure it out.
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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
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The small rod that can be seen at the top extends through the bottom and it can only be suspended by that rod. No pole mount is possible
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No, the best way to accomplish that would be to just buy a 90 degree acrylic prism and affix it over the camera. Possibly one such as this: Ajax Scientific Acrylic Equilateral Prism, 37mm Length x 37mm Height, Clear
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This shouldn't be an issue, the rod used is very rigid. You may have difficulties if the camera is fitted with a heavy lense as the ball joint fitted to the end holding the camera can be difficult to tighten.
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Yes, you probably could if you have self stick velcro. The "camera" is very light weight.
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Yes you can. In fact in my experience it works better by attaching it to a tripod.
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Never tried. Can't see why not. The concern though is that you would need a perpendicular attachment to keep the camera horizontal. I haven't seen one of those.
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I would recommend attaching to the tripod screw on the bottom of the camera.......... good hunting..........
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you would have to cut it off and fab somthing to attach the tripod adapter. anything is possible if you have the skills.
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Hello thereYes absolutely. You may use a tripod with this camera. I just checked the bottom of the camera. Good Luck
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Nope. It screw mounts to the thread on the base of the camera. There's a little play, but not that much.
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Yes! The screw that mounts the camera on the stand has a female end on the bottom.
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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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Attach the bottom to the camera and then snap on the top. It will not work with any accessories attached to the camera.
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Yes. Screw it directly to the bottom of the camera. When you place the camera on a tripod with the plate you must unscrew it
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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.
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This pole is specific to the GoPro camera mounts. A standard mount for another camera would not work without having the GoPro Camera Tripod Adapter Mount GTRA30. If you had the mount in addition to the stick, any camera would attach just fine.