can you attach this to the camera tripod? Can you move/tilt the dslr from up and down? left to right?
1813332
As far as I know, you can't attach it to the tripod. Other than that, I haven't really used it. I found it too difficult to get the weight right.
1813333
This cannot be easily connected to a tripod. I recommend purchasing a Giottos m621 quick release mechanism ($30). It makes taking the camera on and off of the Glide Gear so much easier. The head unit of the Glide Gear can be adjusted forward and backward, left and right, but there is no dedicated tilt control. Tilting the whole unit while in operation of the Glide Gear can be done to achieve the desired effect.
1813334
The floating is what you want to in some applications change terrains smoothly, glide, fly. The tripod can be remove the sled, snap into tripod for the pans to create loops you edit, for transitions. But as for attaching a tripod to "fly" would screw up the balance and add an anchor that messes up the motion. Gib crane might be a good idea or slide to add to the tools to make the video connection, cause engagement!
1190355
Yes, you can still attach the camera to a tripod. The cord sticks out the corner of the battery door on the side of the camera near the SD card reader.
13980
Yes. However, it is pretty lightweight, so a DSLR camera won't be as stable as it would with a more heavy duty tripod. In my case, I'm using the tripod to hold a pocket video camera (Kodak Zi8) which is very light, so this tripod is perfectly suited.
1066389
It doesn't attach to a tripod. It mounts to a light stand. It's used to hold a flash off camera while the flash is remote triggered.I suppose someone might make an adapter to mount to a tripod though.
1009063
Hello! The tripod port is actually on the side of the camera, which will give you the horizontal picture. You can, however, adjust it to be vertical if you purchase an adjustable tripod. I bought one here on Amazon for about $18. If mounted to the tripod, you can move the camera to any angle. I hope this helps?
1762451
The stand is clearly design to be used with a point and shoot camera. Nevertheless you can use it with a DSLR if you must. I have done it. What you need to do is to tilt the vertical shaft in the direction of the base "feet" in order to move the weight to the center. This is possible due to the fact that the shaft connects to the base trough an articulated joint. Then you'll have to correct the angle of the camera itself tinkering with the upper spherical joint (this is the hard part). Finally you'll need to use a remote or a cable (or use the time delay feature) to actually shoot the pictures, because the whole ensemble would be kind of shaky. So, yeah, it can't be done but if you can spend a few extra dollars, buy a tripod to go with this product and your life will be much more easy
1763293
I can tilt but not much good as a slave with my 7D. I'm actually selling mines to buy the flash mount that syncs up with my camera properly.
386342
Yes, you can. It has it's own tripod stand, it does not get anchored into the ground.
71232
There is a place for something to be screwed into the bottom of the camera. The instructions that came with it didnot mention what this was for, but said to go on line and see the attachments etc. for it. I am assuming that this is what that's for, but do not have a tripod so have not done so. Sorry to take so long in answering this.
1041552
The very top of most tripods is a 1/4 screw so you can screw on a camera direct or any female 1/4 item. It's built in - not an adaptor or accessory. I've put a 5dm3 on it buts it's really flimsy and obviously cannot rotate like a fluid ball head could but it'll work in a pinch
845360
Hi. Yes, this can be mounted on a tripod. The underside of the connector duals as a female for connecting a tripod, and the position is adjustable. Personally, I haven't connected it to my tripod, but I successfully tested it on a desktop tripod for answering this question. So, yes, as long as your tripod can support the added weight, which isn't much, if balanced, it should work.
728314
Yes you can. The image will project down, but you may need to adjust the legs to get the image perfect, adjusting the legs takes a second. This tripod is the best I have ever had.
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.
103584
i actually have to use two tripods.... one on each end (luckily i already have two) because if i use it in the middle...the balance can't hold the weight of my canon t2i
1264869
You can unscrew that top piece and just use the screw to the camera's bottom. I don't recommend it for a heavy dslr. Better to screw indie tyke to the platform. Btw, this skate is very small.
516771
There is a screw golfing it on just lol any other camera tripod you can pan left to right but of you go to far left it will come off.
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).