How does it attach to camera?
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The Hoodman doesn't attach to the camera; it is held there. I suppose one could epoxy it to the snap-on protector. It's not really feasible for hand-held macro or fine tuning focus. I use mine for tripod mounted work where critical focus is necessary. Focus stacking macros is one such example.
451433
Hoodman makes a special harness for using the loupe as a DSLR viewfinder during video sessions. Otherwise, the loupe comes with a neck strap for easy access during still photo sessions.
451434
You wear the device on your neck (there is a lanyard) and place it against the back of the camera to view the image.
451435
It doesn't attach to the camera. You wear it around your neck and just place it on the screen when you want to view the screen.I should add there are some optional rubber bands type thing to attach it to the camera. I haven't tried them so I can't help with those.
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It doesn't attach to the camera. Once you have taken your shot, you just hold the Hoodman up to the LCD screen to view your shot. Use the lanyard to hang it around your neck so it is handy.
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It is really designed for hand-holding it against the LCD screen of your camera, to view your histogram or image after you take the photo, and that is what I do. For me, it really works best when I am using a tripod for taking day or night landscapes. I wear it around my neck with the included neck strap, so it is convenient to use that way. If you are doing video work and wish to attach it to the camera, you can also purchase their " rubber bands" to temporarily strap it to the back of your camera.
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Hold it against the screen on the back of the camera. You will also need to adjust the diopters of the built in lens to your eyes by twisting it. It adjusts from + or - 3 diopters so you can focus on the screen without glasses.
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It doesn't attach to the camera. You wear it around your neck and just place it on the screen when you want to view the screen. I should add there are some optional rubber bands type thing to attach it to the camera. I haven't tried them so I can't help with those.
375061
the strap connects to the camera itself. The case fits on to the camera by connecting at the bottom and wrapping around. This is a great cover, I love it!
2063957
It's a single piece. Screws into the bottom of the camera and attaches using the tripod's release lever.
226691
It comes with a small white mounting bracket that has two screw holes to attach it to a wall, ceiling, etc. The camera then attaches to the bracket through a threaded hole on the bottom of the camera. The bracket is adjustable in one direction like a hinge away from the mounting bracket.
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I attached mine to the loop that sits at the top of the backpack (imagine what you would grab when you pick the backpack up from the floor). it did the a few tries to find the best points of attachment and to make sure that its doesn't move when sliding the camera in/out. At this point I haven't made any adjustments in a year. Its a great item to have if you want quick and easy access to your camera.
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It attaches magnetically. First you must glue a thin metal shim around the camera lens that does not prevent the lens from opening or closing. The shim comes with the kit and all you do is remove a paper bit and press it on...very easy. The filter will then stick magnetically to this shim. You can either leave the filter in place (the lens WILL close with it on) or take it off for nightime shots.
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Most cameras have a little ring or hook on them. All you do is ....hmmm hard to explain. I'll give it a try. Put the little loop (bottom of the pic) through the ring on the camera. Loop the larger one through the small one and it's permanently attached. Did that make any sense at all?
1518808
On my camera, there is a little flap that covers the equivalent of the 'hot shoe'. If you pry it up, you'll see where it interfaces with the camera. I hope this helps!
2040143
The Camera comes with a mount that can be screwed to a wall or a solid ceiling (no drop ceilings). It attaches to the mount via a screw-mount like those on a camera (tripod mount). The mount is kind of cheap, but I guess its not designed to be moved very often.
1173513
Hi Adam ,This gizmo is attach via a metal frame that you have to glue to the screen of your camera. What I did I bought a glass screen protector and I glue the frame on the screen protector.
1519420
Yes, Not a problem. It attaches to the tripod mount screw on the bottom of the camera and the strap mounts on the top.
18931
It attaches to a lens with a 52 mm filter thread. Screw it in as you would a filter.
799770
you use the clips on your camera. The strap attaches to your camera not the case
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.
1810621
It gives you the option to attach the unit to the bottom of the camera through the tripod hole in the bottom of the camera. I threw mine away because I always have my tripod plate attached to the camera.
1086157
There is a choice of two threaded holes in the base with which to attach the QR plate from the tripod. There is a corresponding screw which goes into the underside of the camera.
1173512
Hi Adam , This gizmo is attach via a metal frame that you have to glue to the screen of your camera. What I did I bought a glass screen protector and I glue the frame on the screen protector.