Does this head have a 1/4-20 thread or 3/8-16 thread for mounting it to the tripod? Thanks.
1628714
I believe its a 3/8 and has an adapter for the smaller mount. I have the bigger mount and it works.
1628715
It is a 1/4-20 on the base.The 1/4 adapter that Amazon says people "buy with this" is the upper adapter plate.
1628716
I said it comes with both...I believe it does. That said, Amazon says people buy the 1/4 inch adapter with this.
194582
It has a standard 1/4 20 top thread and the bottom is the same, where it mounts to the tripod legs. I had to purchase an adapter for my Bogen legs to go in between. The legs came with a 3/8 top screw, so I had to use a large, heavy striped adapter part in between to get it down to 1/4 20.
245422
Perhaps I am not understanding your question, but this does not have a threaded adapter base for the camera like a tripod does. The (included) adapter attaches to the bottom of the camera at one end with the Ram 1" ball at the other end. The ball then is inserted into top end of the long housing and tightened.
1159922
Yes, it does have both 1/4" and 3/8" thread for both the camera mount side and the tripod mount side.
684326
This lens does has 3/8'' thread female attachment type, it well fit to a tripod with 3/8" male screw.
1342825
Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed#
2210317
The small Slik panhead uses the standard 1/4-20 UNC threads. The 3/8-16 thread is not normally found on most consumer camera gear, it is used with heavier pro photo equipment though.
1825020
mine came with two heads, I'm using mine with a JVC MG630, the receiving part of the camera should be 1/4 inch standard thread pitch. The screw that holds my camcorder only turns in about 1 and 1/4 turns and holds fairly well.
208878
Under the Amazon Product Description for this item, Jacobs states this is a 3/8-24 mounting thread. I tend to believe the posts here are more accurate, but still not taking the chance of a wrong mounting thread. I plan to buy locally from Menards.
1774346
There is a bolt threaded for a standard camera mount. I have purchased an adapter to attach my tripod head because it has very limited use with the camera attached directly to the dolly.
274475
yes this has a 1/4 20 standard thread for the camera, and you will need the Manfrotto 035RL Super Clamp to attach it to the table.
1818650
I don't have the tripod with me to get an exact measurement. 5/8 seems about right. It is a male threaded thumb screw. It's definitely bigger than the ones I've seen on camera tripods.
684327
Mine, as with the other answers, is a 3/8-16 hole. Most tripods with the larger1/4-20 threads are reversible. You may see what looks like a nut at the base of the threads. Use a wrench to unscrew it from the base. You should find a 3/8-16 on the other end. Turn it over screw it back in. If this is not the case, then order a quick release clamp and quick release plate for the tripod foot on the lens (make sure the clamp has the correct hole. All my larger lenses are so equipped, it makes putting them on a tripod and taking them off much easier.
109689
Thread 1/4 X 32. This is the standard camera tripod thread. <That is incorrect, it's 1/4 inch diameter and 20 threads per inch 1/4x20 is the standard.
1525629
The thread is a male 1/4-20 and will fit almost all cameras as well as anything with a 1/4-20 female receiver. I had to modify mine to a 1/4-28 for a special project which wasn't very difficult but for the price it is a fairly good stick.
2235300
Yes, the ball head is screwed on the tripod via a 3/8 inch thread screw, you certainly can replace it with somethingelse.
1527894
Absolutely, and in fact, I have that head and have mounters it on the tripod. any standard 1/4" will work. I think it even comes with a conversion screw for 3/8",