The picture looks like the top is a lever to use for vertical shooting. Is that the case, or is it just the picture. thanks.
784168
the top bar has a shoe but you will need a cable with a hot shoe to fully utilize the bracket. The section that says zeikos just flips up to keep your light source above your cmera for vertical photos.
784169
This Bracket is great, you can take Flash Pictures Vertical and Horizontal Images by just flipping the top bar. you will also need zeikos ze-ocscen off camera Cord which is real sturdy cord and it is 3" in length, It is good idea to buy Velcro 50pk Rip-Tie Cable Ties, Black/Gray so the cord does not come in the way when you shoot Images.
784170
Yes, the top arm swings over to place the flash above the camera for portrait (vertical) shots, but you do need a flash cord to connect the camera to the flash unit.
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Its only made to be used at the top. It clamps on to the rungs. I've used it several times and it works really well the way its intended to. Its not made to point down. What you see in the picture is the only way it can be used.
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The ball is is loosened or locked by turning the larger knob on the pedestal. Be gentle you don't have to throttle or muscle it. Counter-clockwise on the knob to loosen, clockwise to tighten. The pedestal itself can be loosened/tightened for rotation with the smaller knob that is attached to the pedestal Comment: This is a simple task.Read the instructions if these efforts can not be figured out upon taking out of the box . Take 5 minutes to tinker with it before you mount your camera get angry and start throwing things; something I do not recommend :). Merry Christmas!
1970002
It has multiple threads for tripods on both ends for a horizontal setup. However, not for vertical.
878192
I'm not sure why this picture shows no handle. There is indeed a handle on the top.
944812
I do think that lever is to keep the steps from mashing little fingers. I may have it on backwards but it does keep the steps in.place when closed up. That's my best guess
908892
its not annoying at all. it is at the bottom and its really out of view. i think its very useful actually, it helps for air guns with hop up.
1278137
Yes, you can lock the top to the bottom. Also the top box locks. Look, I got two of these. They are a great concept an d functional. ON the one the handle shattered first time I hefted into the truck. I emailed Stanley, but they could care less. It would be great if made from aluminium or better, sheet steel. But then it would cost too much to buy it. In this case they took a great concept and made it as cheap as practicable so the lower minions could afford it. You also need to drill two holes, two on each side of lower compartment and string two bungies across to keep the bottom box from bowing. You will also find that the latches are soooo cheap you can bend then with two fingers! They make another box similar and cheaper that is BETTER than this one. Check it out. I use it to hold all my shooting gear. I shoot IPSC/IDPA style combat with rifle/pistol. It holds all my detritus very well. Anything LIGHT. If you try to stuff this thing with anything heavy, it does not work. Hope this helped. Want to go shooting with us? FRED
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Just the top...also, the remote is a bit touchy (must stay pretty close to it) but the shooting feature works very well and they shoot far and have never gotten stuck. My son loves that part.
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As far as I remember, the picture is accurate. Dont know what you mean by vertical supports.
57806
The screws for the top rings are the only ones that I can think of that might vaguely meet that description. I usually crank them pretty tight and need a screw driver to loosen them. If you're looking for a quick release throw lever, this isn't the mount for you.
1442032
I think that's just a general picture, the one I received has a vertical slot :)
285494
It's what you rest the crossbow on while shooting instead of holding it. It gets heavy after a bit.
1095168
The ball head does go all the way over to a vertical position. There is a notch to allow the camera to be placed in Portrait mode.
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Are you guys blind? The product and most reviews clearly state this is a SPRING operated rifle. There is no air involved in propelling the projectile out. That said, the reason it is single shot only is the spring fully discharges with each shot. It puts a hell of a lot of force behind the shot too. So be aware that this is not intended as a toy for children. This is a rifle, not a toy. The only reason they call it an "Air Rifle" is that there are different laws already in existence for air rifles, so it stops idiotic lawmakers from dreaming up new and potentially different regulations and laws for spring operated rifles. Are you guys blind? The product and most reviews clearly state this is a SPRING operated rifle. There is no air involved in propelling the projectile out. That said, the reason it is single shot only is the spring fully discharges with each shot. It puts a hell of a lot of force behind the shot too. So be aware that this is not intended as a toy for children. This is a rifle, not a toy. The only reason they call it an "Air Rifle" is that there are different laws already in existence for air rifles, so it stops idiotic lawmakers from dreaming up new and potentially different... » Read More Are you guys blind? The product and most reviews clearly state this is a SPRING operated rifle. There is no air involved in propelling the projectile out. That said, the reason it is single shot only is the spring fully discharges with each shot. It puts a hell of a lot of force behind the shot too. So be aware that this is not intended as a toy for children. This is a rifle, not a toy. The only reason they call it an "Air Rifle" is that there are different laws already in existence for air rifles, so it stops idiotic lawmakers from dreaming up new and potentially different regulations and laws for spring operated rifles. « Show Less
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It is those two extra little feet on the bottom which allow it to stretch to the top of a van or taller vehicle, and one more of the vertical tubes. You see two of the vertical tubes on this picture. I thought it was very confusing too.
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They are actually the same grip. In the pic where the grip looks different, it's only because the grip is not screwed on straight and what you're seeing is actually the under side of the grip. If you look closely at each picture you'll see what I mean. Nice piece of gear for the price compared to what else is out there. I'm perfectly happy with mine. Happy shooting!