can you use a tripod or monopod while using this?
465048
Yes you can there is an opening at the bottom that allows for any attachment.
465049
Yes, either or. In fact I use this when shooting at college football games and I use a monopod all of the time with it. It has a double zipper on the bottom which allows you to close it on either side up until it hits the tripod/monopod.
465050
You can use it with a tripod - I dont see any reason why you could not use it for a monopod as well
465051
Yes, used it several times last May in Yellowstone. I even adapted it to cover my spotting scope.
465052
Not well. There are two zippers on the bottom but they don't close well over a quick release. Also, be sure to have ONLY long lenses on the camera as the cover will not tighten over any shorter lenses.
1414914
Never tried it with a tripod but there is a spot for you to screw it onto a tripod.
361671
Yes ;) but you have to buy another Gopro accessorie to attach the monopod to the camera...
103585
Yes you can. It can be tricky to mount and un-mount and also you have to be careful with putting too much weight on one end while on tripod. But it works fine.
438302
No, you can't. Also, the quality of this product is not so good. One of the legs of my tripod has broken in less than a month of light use.
1211559
I'm not familiar with the equipment you are talking about, but if you are talking about quick video, I don't think you will have a problem. The monopod is really good for tight places too awkward for tripods. You might want to research the maximum weight specs on the description of this monopod and compare. I hope this helps.
170665
Yes. I mostly use this monopod with the legs retracted. The ball joint does pop when you extend the legs so I keep them up. I mainly use the monopod for quick interviews with newsmakers. It allows for a steadier shot than handheld but is easier to use than a tripod.
44157
None. There is no specific tripod mount feature. You'd just have to rest it on something.
305216
You could,but; I am assuming that your tripod has a thumbscrew and wheel on the top of it. If so, you would have to drill a hole in the mounting strap of the camera, find a washer and a nut (to fit the screw) to connect the two. It might look a little funky, but it would work.
1812782
Not sure exactly what you are asking but yes you can get just the tripod mount and mount the camera on a monopod but this is much lighter and more convenient.
1466673
No.. Cannot be converted to a proper monopod. The closest you can use as a monopod is as Eric has mentioned.
1708728
No, you don't have to use the Tripod. The lens is easy to attach and remove.
386342
Yes, you can. It has it's own tripod stand, it does not get anchored into the ground.
2420
When you are hiking, or in a Museum. A Camera tripod is heavy and quite unwieldy. A Monopod will do the same job but is easy to carry and use.
1616155
You can't, easily. It is a stand-alone monopod. For stationary photos without holding, you will need a normal tripod. This is for camera stabilization when you have your hands on the camera. I would consider this item "in addition to" a tri-pod in your camera kit.
589750
Yes you can. But be aware that it is quite wide and you might need a sturdy tripod with a heavy duty head to hold the weight when your camera is in one of the sides.A simple tripod might not do the trick (just saying).
1714318
this would look incredibly silly if you were using it for stills purposes instead of video. To answer your question: yes you can but it's not really the right tool for the job. Look into a monopod instead.