Can I remove the stock gopro mount from the tip and add another tripod plate or something?
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No it can't be removed. But if you are looking for an all-in-one, GoPro recently came out with a pole that can be either short like this, extended or used as a Tripod [legs fold out of the bottom].
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This is what you would need to buy to attach the GoPro to the Monopod. GoPro Tripod Mount
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No idea what screw you are referring to. Suggestion: take tripod to any hardware store and find the replacement that fits - this isn't high-level thinking dude, make an effort.
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Yes with this system you can either remove the included Plate holder mount , or you can do like me and put a plate on the bottom of a head and use it either way with or without Tripod head I like doing it this way for versatility.
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take the gopro mount of the phantom. one plate is upper and the other lower. On the upper plate there are two holes that match where the go pro moumt came off.screw on the upper plate to the phamtom and then push one end of the grommets through the corner holes. screw the go pro mount on to the bottem plate then push the other end of the grommets through the corner holes on the bottem plate then mount camera and have some happy flying. hope this helps
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The GoPro needs the tripod attachment accessory in order to be used with this monopod. This monopod has a standard bolt on top of it, to fit photographic cameras. Hope this help you choosing your accessories :)
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I personally would add one if you are in an active setting. I dropped my D3200 while riding a ride at Disneyland trying to put it back in the mount. But I still love it.
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In my opinion there is no real tripod mount. It has the screw end similar to all the rest of the gopro mounts and there is a nut that goes on the other end. The camera mount fits between and is screwed down to tighten. It can be left a bit loose to adjust the angle as well. I don't think any of this hardware,e would work on a normal tripod though!
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Hi Salvatore, thanks for the question. I recommend getting a proper handlebar mount for the gopro. The gorilla pod cannot grab the handlebar or bike part securely enough.
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Yes, it has the ability to unscrew the gopro cradle and leave you with the standard tripod set screw. Kind of pricey however to use with standard camera (ie: big bulky gopro remote control holder built in)
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It all depends, are you able to remove the mount from your current tripod? If so, you may just need the 1/4 to 3/8 adapter that the others mentioned.
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I can't find the screw mount for a tripod. Is it obvious? Seems it should be.
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You do not need an additional piece you can attach your camera directly to the plate. You can use a quick release plate if you wish..........VideoGearDirect
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You need to buy the camera mount separately. The mount is compatible with the "clip" of the mount that came with your camera. The mount itself is only compatible with the thinner GoPros like the Gopro3 (and Gopro2 I think.)
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You can unscrew that top piece and just use the screw to the camera's bottom. I don't recommend it for a heavy dslr. Better to screw indie tyke to the platform. Btw, this skate is very small.
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The GoPro model not the GoPro 2? I did it with the GoPro 2. I don't know if you can do it with the older models
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you don't have to remove anything. I have a QR plate on the bottom of the shoulder mount and I can just mount the whole thing onto my tripod