The screw at the top - can you screw in your camera to use these as a camera stand?
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Yes, you can screw in a camera or a flash, but I don't recommend screwing in your camera. I don't consider these stands sturdy enough to trust with a camera. Try a heavier duty one, like the ones made by PBL for example. They have a wider base, and are made of heavier duty aluminum, for only $32/ea.
2257586
You probably could since it has a standard 1/4th inch threaded stud on the end, but it's not really meant for mounting a camera. It's made for mounting a speedlight or studio strobe, and would give you limited options for positioning a camera.
664142
You probably could but it may need to be leaning against something to stay in position. The "camera" portion does pivot on a ball joint so you could experiment around. At worst, maybe double-sided sticky tape on the mounting bracket part would work.
1764085
yes you can and that is what i did, i unscrewed the top and slid it into the middlecareful w/the screws, they are small and i lost one lol
674975
No. The is strictly a light stand. If you are wanting something for a camera or camcorder stick with a tripod or purchase the adapters to connect your camera to a light stand.
2257585
only if you get a light stand camera mount piece to go on end. Its a normal light stand end on both pieces.
1307563
If your camera has the standart screw for a tripod, you can use it with no problem at all. It's a great tripod. Good bang for the buck!
1874276
I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
1264140
There is a screw that sticks up from the top of the mounting area. I thought it was a "one size fits all type" of set up. I never even thought that my camera might not fit it. There was no screw adapter in mine either.
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
1338644
Not sure if you can, the top of the monopod is the standard screw that attaches it to the Camera/ video camera. The bottom is a single spike/pad.
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.
300218
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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In fact all cameras have the same standard shoe, I mean they can be attached to any tripod. Besides the top screw never has contact with the camera shoe because it has an external turnable support that you enter and anchor, you take it out, adjust again and tighten it. That's it.Best regards.
1764084
yes you can and that is what i did, i unscrewed the top and slid it into the middle careful w/the screws, they are small and i lost one lol
756528
Of course you can, it has it´s at the bottom an entrance for the screw the tripods have.
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Not really. This is designed to attach to the hot shoe on the top of the camera. It is used more for mounting gear sych as LCDs or microphones.