does it work for a monopod selfie stick?
637112
It might...? But we have found It to be nearly useless As it has no weight to it it leaves even the cannon sureshot little camera we have , way too top heavy , not flexible much and not grippy on the feet...
934364
I have used this ball head on a monopod for wildlife photography shooting a Canon 50D and Sigma 120-400mm zoom. I have also used it on a tripod for landscape photography including panoramas. It works great.
1294844
Yes, it is compatible. It shows it on the Manfrotto site as working with this monopod.
2249771
It has a standard screw mount, like any tri-pod...but it's not really a 'monopod' to speak, more an extension bar...it works perfect for little point & shoot cameras, like the Power Shot. It should work fine. (but I don't think it works so good as a monopod, it lacks the stability of the 'foot') :)
538635
This should work with anything that accept Micro SD Card.I am using this with my GoPro Hero 3 and it's really fast.
361671
Yes ;) but you have to buy another Gopro accessorie to attach the monopod to the camera...
2237777
It has specific tripod connector. So it will only work with that. It didn't work out with my tripod.
1653095
More lilke a monopod! It holds a camera, if you find a way to attach the microphone it will do!
768261
This will work with both tripod and monopod, I have both and it mounts well, and works well with both.
317410
Only if you would like to change the angle of the camera for different shots. The camera will mount flat on the monopod as is but you will not be able to change the angle of your shot. I used my monopod to hold a flash off camera.
2190528
Yes it does work! But the tripod itself is a cheaply made. If that doesn't bother you than you should be okay
2280373
I can't imagine why it wouldn't. As far as I know, the threaded mounting holes on cameras are universal, and therefore this monopod will fit any camera (I've used it on my Canon T3i and several smaller point-and-shoots)
1095887
It won't even remotely work on a monopod - it's meant for a ball socket. You can remove the mounting brace. and maybe even screw in a monopod if the thread is compatible - but you'd definitely buying the wrong head if you intend to use it on a monopod. It's also meant for much larger cameras then you'd ever want to put on a monopod.This would probably be a much better choice: Manfrotto 128RC Micro Fluid Head with 200PL 14 RC2 Rapid Connector Plate
1070916
your camera's mount point should work with this tripod. you will need a coin or something to tighten up the quick release that attaches to the pod. hope this helps
1338644
Not sure if you can, the top of the monopod is the standard screw that attaches it to the Camera/ video camera. The bottom is a single spike/pad.
1206042
If it has a 1/4-20 tapped hole for the stud. I use it on a Manfrotto monopod. I would say Yes.
1238707
As long as the screw hole is the same size it theoretically should work, but I haven't tried it on a monopod. It measures almost 3 inches in diameter and will add a bit of weight and bulk to your monopod. Arca-Swiss makes a smaller one that might be better. I really like this design as you can loosen the adjustment and move the camera in all directions. You can also loosen the base and swivel it. It's not as wonderful for portrait shots, but still works.