How does it attach to a point and shoot?
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There's a clip that screws into the bottom of your camera (assuming your camera has a tripod mount). You can unscrew the clip or use the quick release button to just detach the tripod itself.
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Well, I did a search to find one associated with my Sony rx100....it just screws in to The bottom. not knowing what you're using I don't know if thats applicable
1287190
You screw a little widget that comes with the tripod into the camera. The little widget makes the tripod quick release. I just leave the widget on the camera all the time.
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There are two different ports. There is a screw that is provided to connect the camera and there is a different port for the connection for the quick release plate. I shoot mainly on tripod with a quick release plate.
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I attached mine to the loop that sits at the top of the backpack (imagine what you would grab when you pick the backpack up from the floor). it did the a few tries to find the best points of attachment and to make sure that its doesn't move when sliding the camera in/out. At this point I haven't made any adjustments in a year. Its a great item to have if you want quick and easy access to your camera.
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I cannot see how the unit itself attaches to a tripod.....maybe I am not understanding the question.........
383091
just pull it out, there's a hole right above the camera. Stick it when a pen or just use your nail
1124697
One of the pieces shown on the bottom of the pic ges over the battery grip and screwa into the bottom of the camera. I believe it is where a tripod would attach.
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On my Canon 5DM2 it just attaches to the camera, no other attachment needed.
1670781
The slik pro has a detachable part that is shaped like a hockey puk. It can attach to any camera that has the standard threaded hole
1379345
They are wrong accessories for this camera. Actually the add is misleading. Nikon P510 has threading, but this lenses are oversized by a few millimetres. It is a waste of money, I would not advise anyone to purchase this item. To answer your question as to how it attaches, you have to zoom in your Nikon optical zoom and place the accessory lense over the the optical zoom lense, then tighten to it using screws on the accessory lens. It will hold, but the zoom will not zoom out since it will prevent it from doing that. Therefore, I would rate it as 1 out of 10.
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I agree with the first answer from CaptainChet, a standard 1/4 inch female tripod screw attachment point. The top plate has a standard male camera body screw.
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It attaches by tightening the two very small hex nuts on the tube. I found the tube to be too short to allow the camera to function in full zoom mode. Poorly engineered.
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You use the normal strapping points on your camera. See the little loop things on the upper left of the picture? Those go through the hard points (I can't remember the name of the knot right now, but it's where you shove the loop through the hard point, then tuck the clip through the loop). You could use one or both hard points as you prefer.
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It attaches to the monopod. And then the camera and possibly the lens attaches to that.
650953
out of the box it attaches to sling pin. if your picatinny doesnt have sling pin, you may need to get adapter in order to mount.
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Sounds clever. How would you attach it after you took it apart. Glue it to the camera?
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It doesn't attach to a tripod. It mounts to a light stand. It's used to hold a flash off camera while the flash is remote triggered.I suppose someone might make an adapter to mount to a tripod though.