Is the flash light removable from the the tripod
501661
The flashlight doesn't come off the tripod. It is the tripod that makes the flashlight so special!
501662
Yes, you may remove it from the tripod. -I have it right here with me, and it definitely does- The object is made up of chains of ball-and-socket joints. There is a larger ball-and-socket piece between the three-way hip and the light-module. I've noticed that the leg-pieces fasten less well if they're removed too often, so that presumably applies to the socket for the light-module, too.
501663
Yes, you may remove it from the tripod.-I have it right here with me, and it definitely does-The object is made up of chains of ball-and-socket joints. There is a larger ball-and-socket piece between the three-way hip and the light-module.I've noticed that the leg-pieces fasten less well if they're removed too often, so that presumably applies to the socket for the light-module, too.
2166819
If you talking about the cut out for the camera flash? yes there is a cut out there. I am not sure what you mean by light sensor other than that
129917
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
1350108
Yes, it can be removed, and even taken apart. Some of the fluid heads on these tripods can come a little tight, and there are step-by-step instructions that you can find easily enough online detailing how to loosen them up a bit. You basically just have to loosen the large retaining bolt that runs through the pan mechanism. (Looking at the underside of the Head, you'll see hole which shows the top of a large slotted bolt. I loosened this by a 1/4 turn - which was really tight and required lots of force to budge it). Hope this helps to answer your question!
1905443
Yes. They have the usual clip type attachment and the light can be detached from the mount.
1372748
I believe the tripod block fits to the adaptor by screw and is set in with a permanent Loctite product. No. It is not easily removed.
665388
Yes. It comes with a small detachable flash. You can purchase an additional, larger flash separately, if needed.
1029298
The tripod camera holder is included. The lights aren't super bright, but I've been using this setup in a very dark area of my basement with little additional lighting and with some brightening of my pics with PhotoShop, it's working fine. It's an amazing value, I think.
1631529
Yes, the front of the lantern can be removed by unscrewing... I just hope your camera have a good bright flash; you're gonna need it as this lantern is not bright enough to illuminate objects at night...
795441
Yes it can be removed from mount by removimg 3 tension screws and removing the battery cover. The flashlight measures 20 mm but there is a recess where it slips into the holder and at that point it measires 18 mm so to answer to the best I can inside diam of holder is 18 mm. Hope this helpes
446058
No...but there it accommodates most external flash (speedlite) units. Works very well...produces great diffused light.
1943412
Yes, but it's only one screw, you can remove with our hand... It's a big one, place where tripod fixing and still allowed you attach the tripod...
400192
It is just steady light, no flash option. But with the light out put you do not need one.
2210087
Yes but in that position, it prevents the flash from popping up. When I need the flash AND the GPS, I let the GPS hang by the side.
1414150
No, but I bought a ball adapter that attaches to the light then slides into the camera hot shoe. The light is very good but be careful, it has strobing issues with some video cams.
2219274
No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something.
621258
No. Two of the legs have small loops on the top which link to the larger loop on the third leg. None of them can be disconnected without major alteration to the tripod.