I just received this but my cameras screw hole is smaller than whats on it, description says there are two sizes. please advise
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The outer threads are spring loaded. Push them down and the small threads are underneath.
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Look at the screw and you will see that there is an outside ring that is spring loaded and an inner post. If you push down on the outer ring it will reveal the inner post that should fit the smaller screw hole on your camera. Hope this helps.
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I purchased a couple of these, depending on what vendor you purchase from it either does or does not come with a hole saw (not a drill) and they are potentially two different cameras. i.e. they look different and fit in different size holes etc. but they function the same, and adjust the same.
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The base of the quick release has both a 3/8 and 1/4 hole to thread your equipment. I have this on a monopod that has a 3/8 screw. The quick release plate also has 1/4 and 3/8 screws to attach your camera.
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I have camera, but it's not fit with the hole, but the person how fix the camera make the hole bigger. I think you should aske the seller for the camera.
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I don't know. It should say in the discription. I believe they make 3 versions to fit other cameras.
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Contact the maker "J. B. Camera designs" he has some 'beta' screws that will solve your problem. I contacted him, he asked for my mailing address and sent me two replacement screws. Works great on a tripod now. Hamish
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Not sure the actual size of the threaded screw but I believe that it is universal b/c yes it fits into the bottom of a common point and shoot digital camera. I do not recommend it for a professional camera though. I tried using it with my D40 and although it works ... it feels a little too unsteady to hold the weight of it. Other than that it's a good tri-pod.
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didn't check it but it fit the "stranded camera mount" on a DB meter. probably not helpful. if you mount is not an off size you should be OK. i would check whatever you are looking to mount with a tripod screw and see if it fits they are the same.
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You shouldn't be using that screw for a camera. It's made for a ball head/tripod head. You have to use that.
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1/4 20 designates the size of the screw. This goes into the camera. And if your camera has a 3/8" opening, use that one.
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Sorry I can not help you with the camera mount screw, but I have the similar problem with one of the leg section rings. On my second use (the first use was in my house to try it out-the next day in the field) the ring seems stripped and the leg keeps collapsing Because it was an outdoor use in the sand, the company was not supportive of my report of damaged/inferior product.
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Im not going to be much help here im afraid. I know nothing about your particular camera model. What I can tell you is this, the screw is a standard tripod size and thread. It should thread right in. Now, as for the adapter, that will be needed only if your camera is heavier on one side or the other or front or back. Or if your tripod mounting hole isnt very near the center of the cameras balance point. Not sure im explaining it correctly here, but I can tell you my camera has an "offset" tripod mount, therefore I needed the adaptor. Im sure someone will be along to help you better. Its a great little device! Good luck!
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Not sure about you camera but the mount screw that attaches it to your camera is a very standard size and fits all my cameras as well as my contour mount.
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You should use a hex key. I was able to tighten it by hand but it would be more secure with the key. Alternatively, You can just use the normal screw that comes with the camera. Not sure why they felt the need to change it up here because I found that the screw works just fine.
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its a site called DiCAPac and it has the different camera sizes there , try there
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Dear customer, Thank you for your email. Here is the template, print it out so you can see which size fits. Our website clearly states which sizes fit which cameras that are known, any other camera at this point is unknown plus there is a template which can be printed. I'm sorry if it is confusing. Since we do not own every camera on the market the simplest way is to print out a template, place it over the lens of your camera to see if it fits, otherwise a ruler can be used to measure the diameter: file:///C:/Users/PNC/Desktop/MagFilter-template_1024x1024.jpg Thank You
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You must check the screw threads specifications. They are not consistent even with newer or present models. We bought one for an install job and it didnt match the typical screw threads. I had to get a friends model of the same in exchange for mine and it did fit. Vendor never returned our request for either a replacement or refund so therefore, buyer beware. Other than that it works well especially with the remote. It would be a hassle if u have to get a screw thread adaptor to mount any camera.