Is the plate that the camera attaches to 1/4-20?
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I know that 1/4 thread is the standard size for most cameras, and yes this slider's plate has a screw of that same standard size. I know there is a larger size on some very large professional cameras, but in that case I imagine you could find an adapter. Also, I'll say that I think this is a super solid product. All metal, pretty heavy. Works with any camera up to 5 lbs in my opinion. Great for dslr for sure.
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I really dont know the answer to that specific question... but if that size is the universal common attachment for camera. Then it should. It fits every dslr, dv camcorder, and even my consumer digital camera i own. I hope that helps to see a better picture of my description.
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The 'hole' is 1/4 inch. Thanks to previous answers I take -20 as meaning 20 threads per inch, I was a machinist, 1970s. I bought 'Must have Accessory Kit' and tripod is still in box. Camcorder works fine!
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Yes it does. The plate has the designation "TY C10" printed on it. My plate is rectangular and has rubber pads on it where it contacts the camera. It does not slip or twist at all.
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Yes it does, but be aware that the portion of the plate that attaches to the camera is metal and slips (twists) a lot. I found it essentially useless. I use the tripod but not the plate. Also note that the center column is permanently extended as shown in the photo, I didn't realize this when i bought the tripod. All that said its very compact, and light. Its perfect for a Canon G Series or Mirrorless size system. I'd recommend it.
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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.
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The response from Robert Kreider is correct. When connecting the base plate to the camera the back of the plate has the bottom section that is longer (like legs) and this back part will abut against the lever.
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This plate attaches to the camera via the one center screw. The plate itself fits the tripod with NO screws, it is a wedge type base that when detached from the tripod stays attached to the camera. Its design is really fast to attach/detach to/from the tripod by sliding in a locking with a slide latch. The tripod name I use is Pro Albinar 9500. I got it at a thrift store for $5.00 it did not have the base.
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It has a 3/8 threaded hole for which you could get an adapter to take it down to 1/4 20. It's a hefty head so just make sure the tripod is strong enough to take it.
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I think this may work for u. The description says 1/4"-20 camera post to 17mm Ball Pattern Adapter Plate. I would be more than happy to show u a pic of it but i dont know any way of uploading a pic to amazon sorry.
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Yes, the plate mounts on the bottom of the camera (or battery grip) and then there is a release knob as indicated by other owners of the tripod! Happy tripod hunting!
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It should attach, it's a standard screw in with a quick release. You can leave the plate attached to the camera which is very helpful.
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Hi W.W. Yes it is. There two metal plates that runs the entire length of the grip. One at the top where it buts up to the camera and one at the bottom of the grip. Quality is very well made
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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).
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Great question and the second person to ask same day within a few minutes of each other. It is universal with a 1/4" mount screw plateCindy
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Not sure, I didn't use the camera that came with the screen. I used the kind that mounts to the license plate.
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I believe that you can mount any camera to it that has the standard 1/4 - 20 threads for tripod mounting on the bottom
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It has a 3/8" attachment. No, a 1/4" tripod will not work. This thing is really heavy and very stiff when moving panning. Very heavy duty...I like mine. Ben