Can you attach the Giotto MH621 quick release adapter to this? I want to use the same plate on this as i use for my steadicam
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I'd have to try it out. I roll with the Giottos quick release, too. The Velbon plate is pretty narrow. The main considerations are the leveling bubbles on the Giottos. They hang lower than the rest of the base plate, making it difficult to mount it somewhere flat and wide.
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Every tripod head uses either 1/4" 20 or 3/8". Therefore, since the Giotto MH621 has 1/4" 20 or 3/8" threads on the bottom, you will be able to put it on this head. If you need a 1/4" 20 to 3/8" adapter, they're super cheap on here, but I don't think you need one.
508657
Looks like this quick release plate will work with your tripod, it is a great value!
990123
Sorry I didn't read this question sooner, it fit both tripods that I have. It's pretty generic, however, the small screw fell off but the plate is still usable. Hope this helps.
1343671
This pistol grip comes with the QS-60 quick release plate. As far as we can tell, that's the only plate currently compatible with this tripod attachment. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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I couldn't tell you about the plate size for sure, but I would think a rather long one would help in the balancing when adjusting the zoom. It does use the standard tripod screw. No matter which head Ii use, Wimberly, Opteka, or my Manfrotto video head, they all use the same thread pitch and size, 3/8"- 16 to tripod. The short plate that comes with it has the 1/4"-20 thread for a camera.
688428
Yes, the tripod come with quick release plate. I don't know it fits in your camera.
301210
Yes. But the downside of this rig is the quick release plate feels little cheap; the camera will jiggle a bit when I attach big zoom lens; the camera may also slip. I fix it with the manfrotto quick release adapter on top, about $50 on amazon. Hope that help...
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As long as it has a little hole on the bottom for the quick release plate to screw into it should work great. This tripod works great for my handheld that is the same size as yours as well as my Canon T3i. The plate mount should be universal. Hope that answers your question! Good luck.
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yeah i know what you're talking about, but i plan to mount it with a manfrotto 200 pl quickrelease, and not using your screw, to get a gd stabiliity on tripod. The problem with canon 6d it that the camera body won't accept the magnetic part, i already try two different viewfinder. They don't stick to the body because the body around the lcd screen is not perfectly flat... that's suck. What do you think about mounting your device with a 200pl quick relase? I know the screw would be too short but i can use a longer one. Thx for your quick answer. regards
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I think a longer plate will be very helpful. The gimbal will fit any regular tripod screw.
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Yes - If your tripod has a 1/4" or 3/8" threaded screw, you can simply attach the receiver plate, which is what I've done with all of my tripods (and all of my still & video cameras have the mounting plates permanently attached).
1125294
No the plate would not fit the tripod but if you check the dimensions of the fluid head bowl on your tripod you may be able to get another fluid head to mount on your tripod that has the kind of quick release plates you may be looking for.
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I use the manfrotto quick release plates with my dual system. The quick release plate screws into a hole in the larger Spiderholster plate. Then you can quickly mount the camera on a tripod using the quick release with the SpiderHolster plate still attached. It's not very well documented in the sales literature but it works just fine.
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With this combination, you will be placing the plate on the foot of the 70-200 lens. It will work just fine. I use it with a similar rig, but the 200-400mm lens (significantly heavier) and it works just fine. However, the plate that comes with this gimbal only has one bolt. I went to my local hardware store and purchased a second for more stability. It works great.
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Hi Bruce, the top plate of the tripod has a square (1.75"x1.75") quick release cavity section that holds a small square flat (1/4") plastic insert with the screw facing up in the middle of that plate. I am not that familiar with the different ways to attach, I believe this can work with both. My iPhone attachment uses the screw/square insert to attach. Hope this helps!
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Yes, you shouldn't have any problems. The adapter plate screws into the tripod mount on the bottom of your camera with a thumb screw. I always make sure mine is nice and snug before I hang it from the strap, but I have never had it loosen at all. There is also a nice clip on the strap so you can adjust how low the camera can swing when you have it hanging.
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No. That would need a different adapter. This one is for the Minolta bayonet mount.