Will this slider fit into a manfrotto tripod, or will it need a different tripod with a different fixing.
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It'll work just great, unscrew your head and screw it on to the legs and you got it working, no problem.
1733661
As long as you have a quick release plate, it should in just about any tripod.
1733662
it works with any tripod. however you do need to buy a screw converter for $2 to mount your dslr on it.
78889
I do not believe it will screw into a tripod. It has a screw clamp bracket which can be attached to any round pipe type fixture.
1331867
It worked fine on my Manfrotto Tripod and the screw-on fitting should be the same size (quarter inch?)
530644
I dont think so. Quick release plate is different, yours is Arca-Swiss Style. Manfrottos is a 200PL type Sorry =(
213109
Yes you can. I use it on a glidetrack (glidetrack.com) slider and it works far better than a bulky tripod head. Only thing to check is the size of the thread on your slider, you may need some sort of adapter for the tread size. Here is a good one: Manfrotto 088LBP Adapter.I use the Lumix gh2 camera with this and it works great. I would caution you that adding a lot of weigh to your slider can limit performance. I would recommend a slider with ball-bearings.
95467
Mostly depends on the camera that you will be using in the end and what you can afford. The best would be anything with a 3/8" when mounting the slider in the center position.You can attach it directly to a tripod head, but it will tend to shift weight when moved to one end or another even with a light weight ball head and dslr attached to the slider. This can be compensated with a light-stand however as each end does have 1/4" mounts and can take up some of the slack to balance out the slider.
431093
I don't understand the question. I use this tripod with a manfrotto ball head and it works fine
1098216
I can't answer the question based on the tripod alone. You will have bought a head to put on top of the tripod. If you tell me the model of the head I might be able to to tell you if the plate will fit your particular tripod head. I have a Manfrotto 128RC Microfluid head for my tripod. I've been using these plates for quite a while and I haven't had any issues at all. I have the original plate plus these two. When I'm using my tripod, I'm not even really aware which plate I grabbed from my camera bag. They're fine.
525353
it should fit standard tripod. just as an additional note: I have found myself not really liking this ball head.
1319282
This is a bowl head tripod, so it can only be used with legs designed to accept a bowl head. It can not be used on a slider.
794380
I just checked, and yes, a Manfrotto QR plate adapter will fit on it just fine.
1551653
You will need to buy a fitting so that your tripod can mount to it. That's what I had to do but it wasn't expensive
2217384
The slider has several 1/4 20 mounting threads. You can mount it to your tripod via a quick release plate. ( though it must be a heavy duty one so as to no have it wobble) additionally, you can remove the head altogether and mount directly to the tripod legs unless you are using a bowl mount tripod. Then you would need an additional adapter. Though, the short answer is yes. You can mount it to most tripods out of the box using the central 1/4 20 or 3/8 mount. However, I do recommend a strong metal head as the weight of your camera on one end will cause it to wobble if not well secured. Hope this helps! The slider has several 1/4 20 mounting threads. You can mount it to your tripod via a quick release plate. ( though it must be a heavy duty one so as to no have it wobble) additionally, you can remove the head altogether and mount directly to the tripod legs unless you are using a bowl mount tripod. Then you would need an additional adapter. Though, the short answer is yes. You can mount it to most tripods out of the box using the central 1/4 20 or 3/8 mount. However, I do recommend a strong metal head as the weight of your camera on one end will cause it to wobble if not well secured. Hope... » Read More The slider has several 1/4 20 mounting threads. You can mount it to your tripod via a quick release plate. ( though it must be a heavy duty one so as to no have it wobble) additionally, you can remove the head altogether and mount directly to the tripod legs unless you are using a bowl mount tripod. Then you would need an additional adapter. Though, the short answer is yes. You can mount it to most tripods out of the box using the central 1/4 20 or 3/8 mount. However, I do recommend a strong metal head as the weight of your camera on one end will cause it to wobble if not well secured. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It depends on the length of the slider. The shorter ones would probably be fine. I have the 100cm version and it bends on the ends with my canon 5d when mounted on a single tripod.
1976693
If you aren't using a ball head or tripod head with the slider, you might try a reducer like this one from Smallrig: 3/8"-16 Female to 1/4"-20 Male Tripod Thread Reducer / Adapter
106281
Depends on your mounting plate. Manfrotto has 1/4" and 3/8" screws on their plates that should fit..but the way this item is set up, mounting a plate directly to the top of bottom won't really work because the rails would be in the way.
524509
I do not know. Have you asked Manfrotto? Possibly, B&H; could tell you.Good luck. I find it is a really great tripod head.