What is the process to attach it to the camera and is it easily removable?
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Hi Patricia. Nice to meet you. The process is easy. There is a small ring included that goes on the end of that camera. You just twist it on. Then this lens screw on that by turning it about 3 times. It's like screwing in a light bulb. It is easily removable. Thank you and all the best- Charlie
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That's incorrect. While taking it out takes less than a minute, you will definitely have to remove cover to attach to tripod
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Attach the bottom to the camera and then snap on the top. It will not work with any accessories attached to the camera.
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Unfortunately, the connector that locks the camera to the harness (it works well and released from the harness easily and quickly) uses the tripod mounting screw hole, and must be unscrewed to be able to mount it to a tripod. Not a very difficult task, but not as convenient as I'd prefer.
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Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.
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It's a single piece. Screws into the bottom of the camera and attaches using the tripod's release lever.
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Something like a semi soft spatula, inserted underneath will pry it off. It's not like it's glued on. I actually had to take off the top lcd protector when I fell and dropped it and it cracked, but saved the lcd display on the camera. It just popped right off using my pocketknife
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The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by pre-drilling holes onto the surface before screwing the bracket onto where you want it. I hope this helps. The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by... » Read More The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by pre-drilling holes onto the surface before screwing the bracket onto where you want it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes it can be removed. It probably would not be reusable. I've had one on my camera for a couple of years and it works well.
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Hi, you have a velcro attachment to mount it on the back of a camera + the usual clip to attach it on trousers, belt, etc...
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It's got some kind of sticky stuff on the surface. You peal off the protective cover and attach to the camera. So far it is working just fine and is attached quite firmly.
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It is extremely easy. peel off the protector like a sticker, align the holes for the camera and the HOME button and place it over. You can do this a couple of times if needed and it comes with 2 extras. Don't forget to clean it up the ipad before you install it.
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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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Yes. Screw it directly to the bottom of the camera. When you place the camera on a tripod with the plate you must unscrew it
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As easy as unscrewing the piece from the tripod mount on one camera and screwing it into the other. The mounts have a sticky rubber backing so they will stay in place with out over-tightening (making them easy to unscrew if you want to, but stay in place when you want them to also). If that's too much trouble, you could always get a few extra mounts to put on your other cameras so all you have to do is unclip (carabiner-style) from one camera and clip into the new one.
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How does the camera attach to this-is it the screw mount, so perhaps other cameras can use it?
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You just attach the plate that comes with the strap. Just tighten it (hand tight) On my Canon T3i - I have to loosen the plate and turn it to one side to be able to change the camera battery, no big deal.You can still mount the camera to a tripod with the plate attached to the camera. You can detach the strap itself from the plate very easy and re-secure it. I like the system very much. Really takes the weight of the camera off my neck when I was using the standard strap that comes with the camera.