Reddit Reddit reviews SmallRig Pro 1/4" Tripod Mount Screw to Flash Hot Shoe Adapter for Camera and Monitor - 814

We found 4 Reddit comments about SmallRig Pro 1/4" Tripod Mount Screw to Flash Hot Shoe Adapter for Camera and Monitor - 814. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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SmallRig Pro 1/4
This Adapter Converter is used as Monitor Bracket.The thread is 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20: the thread top part is 1/4"-20 , bottom part is 3/8"-16.This adapter permits the devices with standard 1/4" screw hole to be installed on flash hot shoe slot.It can be used as a Monitor Bracket or adapt anything else that has a 1/4-20 receptacle.Easy to use.Color: Black.
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4 Reddit comments about SmallRig Pro 1/4" Tripod Mount Screw to Flash Hot Shoe Adapter for Camera and Monitor - 814:

u/[deleted] · 4 pointsr/Filmmakers

DSLRs are really front-heavy, which can exacerbate vibrations. I'd find a way to balance its center of gravity directly over the mount.

What kind of mount is it?

EDIT: ALSO: You need to secure the top of your camera as well. You can get a simple hotshoe mount like this and improvise some hardware. Basically you want to make a tripod that mounts to the top of the camera to either the base of your mount or additional suction cups.

u/nsdhanoa · 3 pointsr/photography

All you need is a cheap red dot sight (there's no recoil on a camera so your cheap sight isn't going to lose its zero), a short section of picatinny rail, and a hotshoe to 1/4" tripod adapter. You'll have to drill and tap the rail section to 1/4"x20 and once it's all put together and aligned superglue everything together so it doesn't move. I had the pic rail left over from another project so I saved ten bucks there. You obviously don't need 10" of picatinny rail so just cut off as much as you want. For extra cool points use an Eotech

The lens is a Rokinon 500mm mirror lens.

u/smushkan · 2 pointsr/videography

Assuming your camera has a cold shoe/hot shoe, you could use a Cold shoe to 1/4"-20 adapter and an iPhone tripod mount.