Hy guys! do you know if this mount works good for a Canon t5 camera? or any SLR camera? any help will be helpful! Thanks in advance.
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This mount will hold a lot of weight but at the cost of a lot of vibration. I would not use it on any moving object such as a vehicle or motorcycle, it picks up a lot of bumps and rattles.
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It depends. You will need an attachment that goes onto the 1/4 inch stud for your camera. Not sure how big your camera's are but this mount should do fine. Very powerful suction!
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If you have a standard srewhole mount on the bottom of your camera , then you should buy this mount. It is easy to use and extreamly durable. And it is inexpensive compaired with other carmounting systems on market.
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what is the model of your celestron tripod ,that is very important . and for your Canon EOS Rebel T3,it is OK on the general tripod like B00T5J13GM.thanks!
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To the best of my knowledge the Canon t5 has the ability to connect to a standard tripod, so yes, this will work. The bigger question is what you want the tripod to do? This is a fairly basic, though solid tripod which will provide you most of what the average user is looking for - stability, function and convenience. If you are planning on doing a lot of panning and tilting - for higher level productions, you might grow out of this quicker and may need something that provides smoother transitions - like a Magnus VT-300 Video Tripod with Fluid Head.
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It doesn't really work for me. I don't use it mainly because I thought I'd use it with my shoulder mount but it doesn't work whtat way. I can see it working more if I shot outside on my tripod which I don't with my work. So I bring it along just in case one day I need it. In that sense, it works.
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Hello... did you buy any chance find out what kind of quick release works with the Canon 100 monopod? I noticed on the pictures posted on Amazon have a quick release after market piece but no information. I'm hoping you might have found one that works you can recommend?
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Didn't find an answer...After 1year and a half.Tried everything..It didn't work.And if you use it like that your hands are going to fall down...I use it with a canon hfg10,small camera...If you want to use this rig with something bigger....forget about it.
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(Reply to Rachel's post):This was my question exactly.. I like it's features but am reluctant to buy it because it says it's only for specific cameras. What makes it compatible with those but not other brands/models? (specifically please, from someone who knows for sure) There has to be a reason why it's listed as only for those cameras, and I'd like to know what it is..
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You should always consider the size of your camera. The mount itself is pretty small. Just eyeball the camera over the place your want. The mount is going to be smaller than the camera so you'll make the correct decision. Mount is very strong and I use it on my motorcycle.
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I have a T3 and it works fine, as long as you get the mount that fits Canon
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I used it with my Canon t2i and had a shotgun mic and a CN-160 light attached with a hotshoe mount, and no issues... only thing I am not a fan of if the fact you have yo slide it to the end to adjust the fluid head.. Other than that I am cool with it over all
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Amazon doesn't help... they list this item as working on all the expensive Canon DSLRs. No "Rebel" mentioned. First, look at your T5. Does it have a rubber cover for ports? On my T1i, I have 3 ports: AV out, HDMI and a round hole. Note that the photo on Amazon shows a 3mm jack (post) that goes into that "hole" port on the camera. Your T5 has to have that port. Go ahead and buy it if the T5 has such a port... Amazon will let you return it if you have the port but it's not compatible with your T5. Remember, my T1i isn't listed as being compatible, but it is.
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I use the shoulder mount with a Canon 5D Mark iii DSLR. The camera attaches via a standard screw mount. Although I am not familiar with the dimensions of your camera I imagine it should work just fine.
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yes. it's designed for use for any SLR/dSLR cameras. it uses the standard screw mount, you can even use it on a point-n-shoot camera if you want to. enjoy.
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I wish that I had read your post a few days ago... I have a Sony A350 and guess what my Husband acquired for me. A Minolta md mount. whoops. Luckily, it was only a few pounds on ebay but is there any way I can fit this to my camera?
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Is the mount for that lens a Contax/Yashica mount? If yes, then it should have no issues mounting onto that ring adapter and then onto any of those Canon bodies you listed. I did a quick search and a 28mm lens came up for it. You might want to read the reviews first. I recall someone else posting about a wide angle lens having issues.
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I use my Nikkor lenses on my Canon 5D MarkII with this mount. It's really good. Nice and snug. don't go for a cheaper mount
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John, yes I have used it. Took it out on shoot on a nearby nature preserve. I have an Canon SL1, and it works great. Its like a shoulder holster for a hand gun. The camera rest at my hip with the lens pointing down. When its time to shoot, it slides effortlessly up the strap so you're ready to shoot. I love it. Its beats having to use a neck strap for over an hour. Only way to fly. I had one on my NEX, but it wasnt as good.