does this accommodate the nikon d800? Is camera height on the baseplate adjustable?
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Yes it accomodates D800. We just used it on a crazy TV production. The height is not adjustable but we had no issues with that. Enjoy.
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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
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No it only fits the D800/D4. These have always fallen off. They need to be pushed up hard at the top to lock that portion in place - that helps. Better yet, a very small piece of gaffers tape on the bottom of the screen and it will never fall off again. I've had 3 D800s, one needed replacing. All used these screens and they worked great once secured in place.
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Yes. I have a D800 and D610. Be advised that shorter prime lens require the camera to be placed further into the mount. This makes your trigger-finger and grip almost impossible to hold. But you get use to it.
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I use extenders to lengthen the camera base. If I recall correctly, probably looking approx. 6 inches from base to upright. Might be less. But over 4 inches.
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No idea as I shoot D800 Nikon. The plate is adjustable left and right underneath the camera. So shift it to the left to get more clearance. Use a tool to make sure the L-plate is reasonably snug by tightening the 1/4-20 screw. If the plate twists on the camera it is too loose. Don't tighten it so much it damages the camera. You might also check at cyberguys.com for a special USB cable with a special end to plug into the camera. You might find a 90 degree USB connector which would help. If you are willing to spend the money, buy a Really Right Stuff or Kirk L-bracket custom made for your camera. The price will be about 2x the Desmond cost.
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Hi Raul, I think I fits since I placed my D5100 with a 70-300 and did fit with no problem. As I remember shorter.
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I measured from the camera mounting surface to the bottom of the flash mounting knob and got just UNDER 5". If your Nikon is 5 inches or taller then no.
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I have a Nikon D40 - I do not know if it would fit a D80. That would depend on the lens size.
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Yes! It fits in the hotshoe. The D800 pop-up flash goes behind the SG-3IR panel.
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I don't have the D7000 so I can't say beyond a doubt, but I think all tripod mounts are standard. I have the D60 and it fits just fine.
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I don't have my D800 handy right now, but I bought my Hoodman for my D3s model. I do know that on most camera store web sites if you go to the detail section of the Hoodman page, there is a chart showing which model goes with which camera and THERE IS a difference. I will get back to you before 6 PM with the confirming answer because I can try to put the Hoodman on my D800 to see if it fits.
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Yes it will, the top portion actually has two bolts and two sets of holes so you are able to extend the height if needed. With that raised I can fit a Nikon D800 and grip with a flash cord in the hotshoe.
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The base of the square "wedge shaped" plate is 1 7/16" @ it's widest and 1 1/8" @ the rubber top (side that touches camera) and about 1/4" high. The mount plate is heavy duty plastic with 2 - 1/4 x 20 threaded female holes. One is for the mounting screw and the other is for the removable centering pin. The plate can be rotated North, South, East, West; which is an advantage in some mounting configurations. I personally have 8 or so of the Sima QK's and haven't had a problem with them at all. Great for GoPro's, camcorders and point & shoots. I'd use caution for anything over 4 pounds or more than you can afford to replace if you plan on super-rough usages.
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It is advertised as a full frame. I haven't personally tried it yet on the D800.
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It claims to be only for the following cameras Nikon D90/D3100/D5000/D7000 i wouldn't take a change with the D80 - it probably doesn't work with that otherwise they would have posted it. :-)
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Yes, the adjusted knob loosens the mount which u can move around. Also the extender in the tripod can adjust the height and angle.