Will this head work on a Manfretto mono-pod?
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My 681 Manfrotto / Bogen mono pod has a dual thread mount, so yes it will mount. I also have the extra tri pod type base that allows my mono to have feet. But IMO, and as Jim said heavy, so it kind of defeats the purpose of the mono pod, light, thin, etc. I'd use say a 3020 3D or 3265 head if you need more options but it is not a sturdy platform for shake free video which I assume you will be using it for.
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It would probably do so, fits standard threads, I have it on a Vortex tripod. HOWEVER, it's pretty stout...so it would probably be pretty heavy for a monopod.
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Yes, it is compatible. It shows it on the Manfrotto site as working with this monopod.
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I'm not familiar with your tripod, but if it currently holds a fluid head then it may be possible. I think this head is a bit large to use with a monopod but thats just my preference to go as light as possible on monopods. I think for the $, this is a decent head and a good investment. If you get it and realize that it won't work with your legs, I think upgrading to a beefier set of legs is the better alternative to going with a different head. But obviously it depends on what you need it for.If you plan on using it in the monopod configuration then this head may make your setup a bit top heavy.
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Yes it will mount on a monopod but why would you want to put a head this big and heavy on a monopod?
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Hello,I am pleased to answer your question.This ball head does work with a monopod.Be careful which Monopod you choose as on a light model there could be some balancing issues because the Arca Swiss head is not light.I use the Arca Swiss you are asking about on a Gitzo Level 3 Tripod but I have tried it on a Manfrotto Monopod and it works just fine.Claude
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I have a ProSonic and the replacement head is too large in circumference to fit. I think I would buy directly from the manufacturer, it's not worth the savings assuming you can find a "replacement".
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Works ok with my Pixie so it probably should. They still aren't as good as the Nespresso pods...lids broke off after just a few weeks of use. I can still use them, but it's a hassle.
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Any Manfrotto head will work with pretty much any camera - all depends on what you are looking for. Best to go into a camera shop and try some out before you buy.
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Barbara I would not recommend this monopod for that type of gear, but if you stepped it up to the s6 head and monopod combo I would highly recommend it. The s6 head also has many of the fine tune adjustments and a lighted bubble level like the Manfrotto head. Also, the head rotates at the column and the feet rotate as well, unlike the Manfrotto monopods. I love this feature as it gives me even more control of my gear. Also, the s4 head and s6 heads share the same size plates, whereas the s2 head has a much smaller plate suitable for a mirrorless system. Again, this is just my opinion and the 2 cents in my pocket. I hope it helps!!! Barbara I would not recommend this monopod for that type of gear, but if you stepped it up to the s6 head and monopod combo I would highly recommend it. The s6 head also has many of the fine tune adjustments and a lighted bubble level like the Manfrotto head. Also, the head rotates at the column and the feet rotate as well, unlike the Manfrotto monopods. I love this feature as it gives me even more control of my gear. Also, the s4 head and s6 heads share the same size plates, whereas the s2 head has a much smaller plate suitable for a mirrorless system. Again, this is just my opinion and... » Read More Barbara I would not recommend this monopod for that type of gear, but if you stepped it up to the s6 head and monopod combo I would highly recommend it. The s6 head also has many of the fine tune adjustments and a lighted bubble level like the Manfrotto head. Also, the head rotates at the column and the feet rotate as well, unlike the Manfrotto monopods. I love this feature as it gives me even more control of my gear. Also, the s4 head and s6 heads share the same size plates, whereas the s2 head has a much smaller plate suitable for a mirrorless system. Again, this is just my opinion and the 2 cents in my pocket. I hope it helps!!! « Show Less
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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
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I have this tripod and in some cases it takes two hands to adjust it. So for ease of use I don't know if you want this one. It is also heavy and would probably weigh more than the mono pod. I wouldn't recommend it just because of the size and being able to adjust it with only one hand while other holds the pod.
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Not sure why you asked the question but you can use any monopod with any camera. A difference will only be quality, price, and height. This is a quality monopod but it is a little heavier than my previous Manfrotto pod, it is also taller. NOTE; You will need to buy a head attachment to mount your camera to this monopod.
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Hello, I am pleased to answer your question. This ball head does work with a monopod. Be careful which Monopod you choose as on a light model there could be some balancing issues because the Arca Swiss head is not light. I use the Arca Swiss you are asking about on a Gitzo Level 3 Tripod but I have tried it on a Manfrotto Monopod and it works just fine. Claude
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The top portion of the mono pod is there a changeable you can use whatever mouth as long as it's a screw in mount on the top if it does not fit
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This will work with any turntable/headshell that uses a standard mount -- but I should note that this is not a P-mount type.
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It will depend on the diameter of the screw on the monopod. If the thread on the monopod is of smaller diameter, there are adapters available that are very inexpensive. If the thread is larger, then the ballhead will not fit on the monopod
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No, you'll have to pic that up seperatly. I had one already for a Manfrotto mono pod I had, so for me it was a cost effective purchase.