How do I attach the bottom to the camera? On mine, the metal part that threads into the tripod mount does not rotate.
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The threaded metal part mounted to the case MUST rotate to secure it to the camera. If it doesn't , the case is defective. Force it. You have nothing to lose. Good luck.
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You want to fix this steady mount to another tripod of monopod mount, and THEN attach a camera to the steady mount? I'm not sure that's feasible, or necessary, but I could just be misunderstanding your question.
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Mine came with a screw that you put into the tripod mount on the bottom of the camera. I'm not sure why they would suggest you get another one? I've had mine for about 6 months. Works great. I LOVE IT.
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It has a female threaded screw for the camera mount adapter. You can mount it directly to a tripod. I have used it that way with no problem, assuming correct thread diameter on the tripod.
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I have no knowledge of the camera you mentioned. In "most" still and video cameras there is a threaded hole in the bottom where the mounting screw utilized by the Tripod fastens
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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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Nope. Only tripod connector is on the bottom. You either need a tripod that lets you turn the head sideways (my larger Bogen one does) or a basic "L" bracket. May even come up with something from Home Depot if you are the crafty type. Remember, camera and tripod standard screws are 1/4"-20 so they are easy to find in the hardware store.
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Most cameras have a little ring or hook on them. All you do is ....hmmm hard to explain. I'll give it a try. Put the little loop (bottom of the pic) through the ring on the camera. Loop the larger one through the small one and it's permanently attached. Did that make any sense at all?
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You can attach a tripod or what on to the bottom of the Swivi mount. I leave the mount on all the time between attaching to shoulder, slider or tripod. Works great
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One of the pieces shown on the bottom of the pic ges over the battery grip and screwa into the bottom of the camera. I believe it is where a tripod would attach.
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There is a place at the bottom to mount a tripod plate to. I mounted it to my manfrotto 501head. It doesn't come with one. You will need the plate from your tripod. Hopefully that helps.
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Attach the bottom to the camera and then snap on the top. It will not work with any accessories attached to the camera.
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No it locks right into camera just like your Tripod would & yes there is a spot on the bottom of battery holder to attach your tripod to. Most camera have straps that are at the top of a camera & if it was on the bottom attached to this battery holder your camera would always be upside down. Hope that helps.
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The bottom of the case is pretty thick. Therefore, the thread doesn't protrude enough to extend into the camera. I used a pair of pliers to crimp the bottom of the case around the screw so that it would protrude a but more. That solved it. Good luck!
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hi Christinethe tripod has a removable mount that is pretty universal with still, digital and video cameras alike. there should be a slot on the bottom of your camera where you can screw in a post. that post is attached to a mount which connects to (and is removable from) the tripod. I don't ever remove the mount from My camera. I just use the quick release and take the camera and mount. hope this helped!
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there are two camera mounts; one on either side of the center tripod mount. On each camera mount, there is a handle which loosens and tightens the mount. To loosen it, rotate the handlecounter-clockwise. The camera mount can then slide in either direction. Also note that the thread is the larger mounting thread - if you unscrew it, you will find a smaller thread underneath it. If you still have a question, let me know and perhaps I can make a quick youtube video to help demonstrate. David
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Yes. There is a plastic cap on the bottom of the central column; remove that cap and loosen the part that holds the central column in place, and pull the entire central column up and out of the tripod. Then reinsert it upside down -- with the top facing the ground -- tighten the part that holds it in place, put the end cap back on, and then connect your camera to the plate.