How/where does this mount onto a tripod?
1745619
Under the center of the slide and under both ends are the screw holes to attach a tripod mount.
1745620
depends on your tripod. i have a manfrotto tripod and attached manfrotto quick-release plates to the slider so i could pop it on and off with ease. but this slider has the capability of attaching at the ends as well as at a point in the center.
1745621
This has standard threaded holes, both 1/4 and 3/8, in the center and on both ends (in case you want to use two tripods and make it more stable). Also note that the legs on both ends may be taken off.
1745622
There are multiple mounting points on this. One in the middle of the slider (need a very heavy duty tripod to hold it here) and mounting points on each side of the slider. I use two tripods to hold this. One tripod on each side to keep it very steady.
1745623
Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.
1745624
There is a hole on the bottom of the slider. My tripod came with a base plate that I attached to the slider and that's how I attached it to my tripod. I hope that helps.
1745625
You have the option to use one tripod in the middle or 2 tripods one on each end. I highly recommend using two tripods!
1332801
The bracket that attachs to your cameras base has the option for the threaded hole to receive/attach to your tripod
894046
I'm not sure I fully understand your question however, this product was missing from my tripod. It slips on the tripod itself. The screw sticking up allows you to mount a camera, etc. to the tripod. For example, I used this on my tripod and then mount a "hog saddle" so I can use the tripod as a rifle mount.
2157110
There is an included mounting bracket along with mounting screws and an allen wrench. The mount will attach to the bottom or top of the camera.
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.
178578
While I'm not 100% sure, I'm fairly certain you need a special attachment for a camera. It does use a standard tripod mount.
1602978
Right at the bottom of the bracket there is a hole where it can be attached the quick release tripod plate. Also there is a set of hollow screws that come with the bracket that you can use for other setups. Screwdriver was included in my bracket
1357742
If I recall it's a standard tripod mount, the same that a camera uses. That said you can screw the magnet strip that comes with the level into a piece of wood, clamp the wood to a ladder and use that just as well
90349
It does mount to a tripod, it fits the universal photography thread size for tripods. Just FYI you can use a ladder with books too as it self levels
1223851
I think they sell an overpriced way to attach it. I just have a little nylon case that fits it. I just hang it from my tripod.
1602980
There should be holes to screw the tripod mount on the bottom of the bracket... right next to the knob. Thats where I screwed mine in
46720
Yes, it does mount to a tripod. You just screw on a shoe at the bottom. Take note that the tripod has to be sturdy (because of the added weight) and you can position handles so that they don't get in the way of mounting onto tripod. I would also suggest buying metal/aluminum screw pegs (which you can find on ebay) to replace the plastic ones it comes with. They do tend to crack after excessive tightening. Customize it as you please. I like mine. (Visit www.chilloutmonkey.com)
1357739
If I recall it's a standard tripod mount, the same that a camera uses.That said you can screw the magnet strip that comes with the level into a piece of wood, clamp the wood to a ladder and use that just as well
1209227
I'm not sure the exact size of the screw but there's a thread at the base of the tripod. You secure it using a bow screw.
868498
There is a screw on the underside of the unit for attaching to a tripod. It looks like a standard 1/4" camera screw found on most tripods made in the US. I heve never used it with a tripod but buying a Leica tripod and adapter seems like the best bet for insuring comparability.
147864
At the bottom of the slider there are three screw holes ( like on the bottom of a camera ) you can attach it threw either the middle one for one tripod or to the two on each side for a more stable two tripods. I keep a quick release plate on the bottom of my slider so it's faster to set up.
1810621
It gives you the option to attach the unit to the bottom of the camera through the tripod hole in the bottom of the camera. I threw mine away because I always have my tripod plate attached to the camera.