Can the bottom plate be adjusted so there is 6 inches from the farthest mounting hole to the upright post. Using for camcorded with swing-out screen.
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Just barely. There are 7 holes to move the mounting screw to. The furthest hole is 6" from the handle. The foam grip may or may not get in the way. But it can be removed if needed.
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There are two holes at the farthest point of the lower arm bar that can be used for mounting, but if you are worried about a swing out screen the entire unit can be used flipped around. The cold-shoe mount can be engaged in either direction so just turn the thing around the handle bar would be on the right hand side of the camcorder. One thing that I have done, depending on what you are planning to mount to the cold-shoe, is taking the cold-shoe completely off. I went to the hardware store and grabbed some thick rubber washers and just mount whatever I need directly to the top swingable bar. It makes for a more solid connector and no worries for a plastic feet snapping in the mount. There are two holes at the farthest point of the lower arm bar that can be used for mounting, but if you are worried about a swing out screen the entire unit can be used flipped around. The cold-shoe mount can be engaged in either direction so just turn the thing around the handle bar would be on the right hand side of the camcorder. One thing that I have done, depending on what you are planning to mount to the cold-shoe, is taking the cold-shoe completely off. I went to the hardware store and grabbed some thick rubber washers and just mount whatever I need directly to the top swingable... » Read More There are two holes at the farthest point of the lower arm bar that can be used for mounting, but if you are worried about a swing out screen the entire unit can be used flipped around. The cold-shoe mount can be engaged in either direction so just turn the thing around the handle bar would be on the right hand side of the camcorder. One thing that I have done, depending on what you are planning to mount to the cold-shoe, is taking the cold-shoe completely off. I went to the hardware store and grabbed some thick rubber washers and just mount whatever I need directly to the top swingable bar. It makes for a more solid connector and no worries for a plastic feet snapping in the mount. « Show Less
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Myke G., The "foot" bottom of the bracket and vertical support are a one piece metal bar, the foot is approximately 7.5 inches from end to vertical bend. The vertical support is encased in a soft rubber foam covering for ease of use. The foot has a large thumbscrew, the shaft is a raised 1/4-20 thread with a recessed shaft to allow the thumbscrew to spin freely after installation on the foot. Because of the above the entire flash bracket can be installed on any camera with the vertical support bar on the left, or right side of the camera. The foot has several threaded holes to allow installing the thumbscrew along the length of the foot, the locations of these holes are from the outer bend surface of the vertical support, in inches: 1.5, 2.0, 2.75, 3.0, 3.5, 4.25, 4.75, 6.5, 7.0. If there were a way to include an image I would include a better image than the one we used to purchase our bracket. Michael G
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Yes and yes. Once mounted, loosen the anchor screw that bonds the camera ball to the base, and adjust the camera ball freely. I love these cameras, the quality is fantastic. I own 3.
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1/4 inch mounting bolt hole... yes it will go on a trypod or mounting plate just like most camcorders
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Holder sticks out about 1.5" not sure if there is enough meat to drill into for rear mount. Would have to know application and positioning to be able to say for sure.
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Not if the camera is directly mounted to the plate. I mounted an additional tripod head to allow any desired camera angle.
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Don't think so because it is about 18 inches long. Unless the post is mounted sideways
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There are two vertical holes. Spacing is 6 1/4" from center of holes. No adjustment possible.
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I am not familiar with your camera, but I am guessing that it is too thick to allow the angle you want. So you need some extension links to get the camera above the mounting plate. There are probably several choices on Amazon, including the "Ball Joint Mount for GoPro Hero and Compatible Action Camera."
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With the head flopped over to the minimum, the mount is about 5" from the base. It will go to @ 6" with the head straight up and you can possibly gain another inch if you "squeeze" the legs together. It's more of a versatile "gadget" than a tabletop or mini-tripod. If I wanted an actual tabletop tripod, this wouldn't be my first choice.
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It has a nut on the bottom. My mount is too big but the screw size looks correct. It just makes it to the nut. Would have to buy an extension screw from a big box store. The bottom is 1 3/16 in in diameter. That is the largest it will fit over.
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Yes, however you will need to by longer screws for the bottom, as the mount does not have these. you may also want to get some washers to ensure that it fits snug.
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The top plate might work. But the bottom will only work if you mount it into the top plate of the video head.
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My posts measure 7/8 inch outside diameter. The top plate supplied mounts with one large screw.
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This rig is less likely to fit your camera as the camera plate does not have the adjustability of the last kit you asked about.......................Video Gear Direct
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The mounting plate can be removed, but this camera is a bit heavy and would need the support of the 4 screws when mounted. The circumference should be 3/4" not 1/2 as far as i remember. I mounted mine on a pvc 4x4 can cover and screwed the mounting plate right on top, tucked the wires in on the side hole.
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The bottom has a hole where you can screw in a standard tripod screw, so you shouldn't have a problem using it with a quick release plate.
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Yes the mounting screw is standard and should fit most cameras and camcorder the has the mounting hole on the bottom