Can this attach to a DSLR? If so, do you need to buy a separate attachment?
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I wouldn't recommend it. It's not a great microphone, especially for a DSLR camera. For that I'd rather go with an shotgun mic, mounted onto a shock mount and convert an XLR connection to a 1/8" audio jack for your DSLR.
2013018
I believe you need an adapter to mount a camera. Although I haven't tried so I don't know which.
2264366
It can attach to the tripod socked on your camera however it's not recommended unless you have the optional battery pack attached to the camera. Also mine stopped working approx. a month after I got it. . .new batteries, making sure the battery contacts were tight was no help. I eventually bought the Canon model and have had no problems for over a year.
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I would recommend attaching to the tripod screw on the bottom of the camera.......... good hunting..........
1600488
Yes, you should be able to connect to a tripod as the screw that holds the camera on the bracket has a threaded hole on the underside.
2072019
Thank you for your inquiry. You can mount a DSLR on the tripod - it has the standard 1/4"-20 threaded post that is found on most photographic tripods. The tripod is fairly light weight and you should check for stability when you have attached your DSLR.
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It should work.....it has a plate that attaches to the bottom of your dslr camera, then has a adjustable clip that attaches to the plate.....I love mine because I hate carrying my camera around my neck
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Yeah you can attach a nikon DSLR but you'll need a nikon adaptor/attachment. But it's not worth it, because you need to make long exposure as the telescope i believe is a F16. If you want to go for astrophotography, go for a motorised telescope.
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It's got one standard thread screw on it (that's 1/4" I believe, whatever a DSLR has). So, if your rod system can mount via one screw, then yes.That being said, there are also 2 holes on either side of the main screw that appear to take 1/4" screws. However, the main screw has a raised rubber base around it, and I can't see a way to remove the screw. So anything going into those 2 holes would have to be raised up about 1/2".
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I'm sure there are ways to attach other point and shoot digital cameras but I have a T-ring adapter for my DSLR camera.
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Yes as long as you have the quick release plate. Without that plate the dslr cannot be attached to the head.
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Yes - it's designed to be attached to a *tripod* or perhaps you'd use a Mono-pod, as I have occasionally. There's a ZOOM "Bundle" available that includes a *tripod*, however you may want to supplant it with yet another TALL tripod sometimes.
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as stated by others, this device enables other attachments to connect (using 1/4in screw mount) to your camera via the flash/strobe hot-shoe. It would not be a good device to attach things to a tripod since both this device and the tripod have male screw mounts.
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This is not specific to a type of camera, it's specific to your lens. But most likely yes, you'll need to purchase an adapter that fits the into the filter threads
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You could attach it to the camera but it would be useless without an electronic connection. This adapter has what you would need. Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter with Dandelion AF Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon (includes G-type) Lens to Canon EOS Camera, for Canon EOS 1D, 1DS, Mark II, III, IV, 1DX, 1DC, 5D, 5D Mark II, III 7D, 50D, 60D, 60D, Digital Rebel T3i, T4i, T5i, SL1, and C300, C500 Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter w/Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon G Lens to Canon EOS EF, EF-S Camera i.e. EOS 7D, 1D & 60D
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it will attach - you will get "lens not attached" message. Can only shoot in manual, but not there will be no exposure or focus indicators. I use the lens on a Sony A6000 with a Fotodiox adapter, which has "focus-peaking". This works very well, especially in low light.
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You can't attach it to anything it is just for holdinging. If you want something to attach to a tripod just buy and adapter for a tripod this is literally a stick that you hold out with an attachment for either a phone or gopro and those need to be set on a timer