Is there a quick release or something that makes it easy to connect to a tripod
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No but the screw has folding wings (like a wing nut) so you can take the mount of quickly. I hesitated about this too but figured if I really need the tripod I have time to make the change. I did find the harness WAY more comfortable than my strap. No more sore neck.
1700561
Cotton Carrier makes an adapter for their system (this is a knock-off of that) that allows you to mount the hub to an arca swiss compatible tripod head. The adapter is about the same price as this entire system though. Well worth it though; I wouldn't be able to use my camera without it...way too inconvenient. I have the CC system though. Not sure if CC will work with this system, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't.
1700562
No. You basically have to choose between having your camera tripod ready or harness ready, can't really do both. But this rig is more suited for outdoor and walking around shooting multiple cameras and needing to be mobile. Tripods are more for when you want to stop, take the time to set up and get a more purposeful shot. If you have the time to use a tripod, then all you need to do is take the camera out of the harness, unscrew the harness clip and screw on your tripod mount.
1700563
Not really. I have to unscrew two screws from the Opteka base plate before I can attach to the tripod. Only takes less than a minute but sometimes annoying.
1700564
Unfortunately, the connector that locks the camera to the harness (it works well and released from the harness easily and quickly) uses the tripod mounting screw hole, and must be unscrewed to be able to mount it to a tripod. Not a very difficult task, but not as convenient as I'd prefer.
1700565
No. It comes with 2 round button-like things that screw into your camera's tripod mount. These buttons slip into brackets on the harness so you can remove the cameras easily. Just watch how you mount them onto your camera and they work very nice. Align the groove in the center parallel to the lens. This is a great item to carry up to 2 cameras with your hands free. I am recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder and without this my photography walkabouts would be impossible right now. If your lens has a tripod ring on it, just put your tripod mount on it and turn it to the side or top while you carry it. No. It comes with 2 round button-like things that screw into your camera's tripod mount. These buttons slip into brackets on the harness so you can remove the cameras easily. Just watch how you mount them onto your camera and they work very nice. Align the groove in the center parallel to the lens. This is a great item to carry up to 2 cameras with your hands free. I am recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder and without this my photography walkabouts would be impossible right now. If your lens has a tripod ring on it, just put your tripod mount on it and turn it to the side... » Read More No. It comes with 2 round button-like things that screw into your camera's tripod mount. These buttons slip into brackets on the harness so you can remove the cameras easily. Just watch how you mount them onto your camera and they work very nice. Align the groove in the center parallel to the lens. This is a great item to carry up to 2 cameras with your hands free. I am recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder and without this my photography walkabouts would be impossible right now. If your lens has a tripod ring on it, just put your tripod mount on it and turn it to the side or top while you carry it. « Show Less
920623
I am sorry, I do not know. I did put in tripod quick release plate on amazon a a bunch came up, not sure what would work though.
1023730
Yes. On the bottom of the rig, there is a place to screw in a quick release from a tripod. I just used it on a tripod in a shoot I did last Monday. Worked great.
1002065
I never attached any tripod yet. I think a regular tripod will work just grate, if you put a tripod base it may be not look well depending the tripod base. Other than that, grip is perfect and is always on my camera.
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You can buy one of these and put it in your other camera's tripod mounting hole.Fotasy NSQS Stainless Steel Screw with Fotasy Premier Cleaning Cloth for Quick Release Neck Strap, R-Strap (Silver/Black)
2063955
No. the quick release screws into the bottom of your camera and then you attach it to the tripod
2245827
No quick release plate, this is a very rudimentary support. Quite sturdy and simple in design, it uses a standard 1/4 inch / 20 thread tripod mount
2242200
Actually the ball head is really easy to remove. You make sure the ball head knob is secure and so is the center column lock. Then grip the ball head and the center column and turn the ball head counter clockwise. I actually installed my Tripod Monopod Metal BALL HEAD Quick Release Plate By Fancier (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047FHEMG/ref=oh_details_o02_s01_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) within the first 15 mins of receiving the tripod.
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I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. However, perhaps this will help. I have the ball head with quick release mounted on a Manfrotto monopod. The ball head works nicely on the Manfrotto, and the quick release is easy to use. The connection to the Manfrotto required an adapter, which I easily found at a local camera store.
2264508
On the bottom of the Honu Cage there is a 1/4-20" hole that you attach the tripods quick release plate to and then it goes onto the tripod.
508657
Looks like this quick release plate will work with your tripod, it is a great value!
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Manfrotto 3433PL 577 Rapid Connect Adapter with Sliding Mounting Plate I got this one and a longer one that came with the tripod. I actually like the longer plate as it works well with the little plastic pin and a long lens to help stabilize the lens. I like having the quick release attached to my slider so I can go from panning shot to a slider shot in a few seconds. The QR plate I linked comes with smaller plate so you can use with very small lens on dslr without it getting in way in my experience. Alex Burke. Concord Ca
1282475
you would have to cut it off and fab somthing to attach the tripod adapter. anything is possible if you have the skills.
699220
Yes there is a standard screw connector and pin hole to keep the tripod secure.
324591
It is a quick connect attachment with a small screw pin for more secure attachment if desired
1258547
I use the manfrotto quick release plates with my dual system. The quick release plate screws into a hole in the larger Spiderholster plate. Then you can quickly mount the camera on a tripod using the quick release with the SpiderHolster plate still attached. It's not very well documented in the sales literature but it works just fine.
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as stated by others, this device enables other attachments to connect (using 1/4in screw mount) to your camera via the flash/strobe hot-shoe. It would not be a good device to attach things to a tripod since both this device and the tripod have male screw mounts.