(Novice Question) Can this be mounted to the quick release plate on a tripod?
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The mount is a female 1/4 x 20 thread in the bottom which is the same as the male mount on the top that you can see in the picture. This is a standard measurement so it would screw onto the top plate tension bolt if that is how you would attach a camera to the release. This is a quick and handy gizmo for lightweight cameras.
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I haven't tried to mount it on a quick release plate personally, but it's a great addition to a standard tripod.
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Yes it can. BUT this is NOT a very useful head unless your camera is a small very lightweight point and shoot or smart phone. NOT FOR A PRO DSLR (like a Nikon or Canon full size DSLR). It's a simple product, well made, but small, not HEFTY.
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As long as you have the screw on the bottom where you would mount it on the tripod.
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Yes it can, you just screw on the plate from your tripod to the bottom of this rig, very simple and easy!
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Although I can't give a definitive 'no' as and answer, I'd say that it'd be extremelly difficult to find a quick release plate with the same dimensions as the one included here. I have other quick release plates (mostly Manfrotto) and unfortunately they don't fit on the Amazon Lightweight tripod.
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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
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Yes, the tripod come with quick release plate. I don't know it fits in your camera.
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Call the manufacturer and ask if the "PU-50" quick release plate work. Though it may if your tripod uses a clamping device to secure the plate. It works on my mefoto tripod.
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YES you can. You can mount it on a Tripod. Unfortunately, I have a Steadicam system and since its base plate is not long enough.... I had customized a release base plate for it..... to hold it durably.
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Yes, it has a plate in the middle to mount the male part of quick release. But the slider is 46" long so it may need supporting on the ends. I put the ends of the slider on two different tripods and strop it down with bungee cords.
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If you mean by baseplate the quick release plate that would mount on your camera, then yes.
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Hello, yes you can, just make sure your tripod or quick release plate has a 1/4-20 thread and not the larger 3/8 thread that is often used for attaching ballheads to tripods, etc. Also be sure to fully charge your battery before installing the camera on the tripod, as most plates and mounts will prevent you from opening the battery door with the camera installed. Thanks, and let us know if you have any other questions.
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You can mount it directly on the plate, but I don't recommend that method. The free quick release plate will be good enough or you can use your own.
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No. the quick release screws into the bottom of your camera and then you attach it to the tripod
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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.
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You're probably interested in compatibility with Manfrotto's QR system. Its dimension is 100% identical to http://www.manfrotto.us/accessory-quick-release-plate.
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Yes, there is a tripod mount on the bottom of the plate, although it can tend to swivel if not screwed down tight. I kept my tripods quickrelease plate on it.
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The attachment hub is approximately 1-1/4" diameter x 1/2" tall, with a 1/4x20 screw in the center that attaches to the camera, it would need to be removed to attach a standard tripod quick release plate in its place. It does come with a small flat blade tool for easy removal in the field.