How do you attach the string onto the camera? Is there a way to adjust it?
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I looped mine around the nearest spot on the neck strap where it attaches to the camera body.
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I am certainly glad that you asked this question. What the issue is with this device is that it does not tighten up enough and it slides out the clip on top of the camera, which in turn causes the lights, or what ever you have on it to fall completely off the camera. I have been meaning to call and complain about this and in hopes that you could replace it with a better fitting device.
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the silver part is an extension. you can just twist off the silver mount then you should be able to mount it on the native camera size.
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I think they sell an overpriced way to attach it. I just have a little nylon case that fits it. I just hang it from my tripod.
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There are no threads to add a lens. I suppose a lens could be jerry-rigged, but I wouldn't advise it. The lack of threads to add a lens and the lack of a remote sensor to control the camera are the only two things I find disappointing with this camera. My very old panasonic camcorder had both of these features. If it weren't for the ability to add an external microphone, I may not have purchased this item.
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The wire is pretty flimsy, so it helps to tape, or cable tie the camera to something a little stiffer, like a pipe snake or a piece of small diameter plastic tubing (like PEX). Do not submerge this camera at or past the plastic connection in the middle!!!!!
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I have camera, but it's not fit with the hole, but the person how fix the camera make the hole bigger. I think you should aske the seller for the camera.
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On a "genuine" Canon strap there should be the flexible viewfinder cover. To use it you must remove the eye cup, pull upwards. Then you can slide the cover on in it's place. I never use it, just too cumbersome with out a real need.
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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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If you're referring to the knot that locks the camera in the mount, you don't have much movement so you need to adjust it first, then if done right you'll have a little movement to lock it tight.
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Honestly I don't know as I use the strap that came with the camera. My strap is still wraped like the one in the photo.Alan
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It attaches by tightening the two very small hex nuts on the tube. I found the tube to be too short to allow the camera to function in full zoom mode. Poorly engineered.
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To be honest with you you can't. Sorry. And even if you could the camera would be upside down. The only solution to that is To make a slot on the other side of the oh you can flip it around
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The bottom of the case is pretty thick. Therefore, the thread doesn't protrude enough to extend into the camera. I used a pair of pliers to crimp the bottom of the case around the screw so that it would protrude a but more. That solved it. Good luck!
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I was able to attach it to the front of the lens that comes with the camera. It just screws on.
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I had to think about for awhile and tried a few different positions. It's really quite simple. Just set the part that connects to your camera into the front of the lower section that is connected to your tripod. then simply push down on the back side which will depress the spring and small silver button. This will throw the release arm into place.
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there are two camera mounts; one on either side of the center tripod mount. On each camera mount, there is a handle which loosens and tightens the mount. To loosen it, rotate the handlecounter-clockwise. The camera mount can then slide in either direction. Also note that the thread is the larger mounting thread - if you unscrew it, you will find a smaller thread underneath it. If you still have a question, let me know and perhaps I can make a quick youtube video to help demonstrate. David