www.tachyoninc.com Please contact us for our Law Enforcement T&E program. support@tachyoninc.com Night Vision HD infrared helmet cameras. Great GunCam for law enforcement Tactical Units. Mount to helmets, caps, tripods, Picatinny rail.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
0 commentsTachyon OPS HD SWAT Tactical Helmet Gun Cameras
Tachyon OPS HD SWAT Tactical Helmet Gun Cameras Tube. Duration : 4.18 Mins.
www.tachyoninc.com Please contact us for our Law Enforcement T&E program. support@tachyoninc.com Night Vision HD infrared helmet cameras. Great GunCam for law enforcement Tactical Units. Mount to helmets, caps, tripods, Picatinny rail.
www.tachyoninc.com Please contact us for our Law Enforcement T&E program. support@tachyoninc.com Night Vision HD infrared helmet cameras. Great GunCam for law enforcement Tactical Units. Mount to helmets, caps, tripods, Picatinny rail.
How To Make a Quick Release Plate for a Camera and Camcorder Tripod
How To Make a Quick Release Plate for a Camera and Camcorder Tripod Video Clips. Duration : 3.30 Mins.
First find your 0 tripod in a Thrift Shop for about . You may discover that it has lost its Quick Release Plate. Or you may simply have lost your own quick release plate. Having done an extensive search on the Internet you discover that Quick Release Plates come in many shapes and sizes. And the one you need is not available over the Intenet. However, making one yourself is quite straight forward. This is what you need: Wood -- of suitable thickness, in my case -- 11/16 of an inch or 1.7 cms thick. Saw, Ruler, Drill, Nut, Bolt -- (A standard ¼ inch diameter bolt, long enough to go through the wood and be secured by the nut, with enough thread protruding to secure the camera. This bolt is 1 1/8 inches long. The thread protruding above the nut is ¼ inch or ½ cm.) Washer, Files, Screwdriver, Tenon Saw 1. Have a good look at the mounting for the Quick Release Plate, and imagine how the block of wood is going to sit on it. For example: does the wood need to be cut to shape to fit in any recesses? 2. Cut the wood to size. When measuring the length remember to include an allowance for any recess, together with the securing catch in the secured position. 3. Mark on the wood the angle of any recess, and the depth of wood which needs to be removed. 4. If it is difficult for you to measure the angle of any recesses, just estimate. If you have a tenon saw you will be able to achieve a much finer finish, mine unfortunately is in storage. But this will work perfectly. 5. Cut the ...
First find your 0 tripod in a Thrift Shop for about . You may discover that it has lost its Quick Release Plate. Or you may simply have lost your own quick release plate. Having done an extensive search on the Internet you discover that Quick Release Plates come in many shapes and sizes. And the one you need is not available over the Intenet. However, making one yourself is quite straight forward. This is what you need: Wood -- of suitable thickness, in my case -- 11/16 of an inch or 1.7 cms thick. Saw, Ruler, Drill, Nut, Bolt -- (A standard ¼ inch diameter bolt, long enough to go through the wood and be secured by the nut, with enough thread protruding to secure the camera. This bolt is 1 1/8 inches long. The thread protruding above the nut is ¼ inch or ½ cm.) Washer, Files, Screwdriver, Tenon Saw 1. Have a good look at the mounting for the Quick Release Plate, and imagine how the block of wood is going to sit on it. For example: does the wood need to be cut to shape to fit in any recesses? 2. Cut the wood to size. When measuring the length remember to include an allowance for any recess, together with the securing catch in the secured position. 3. Mark on the wood the angle of any recess, and the depth of wood which needs to be removed. 4. If it is difficult for you to measure the angle of any recesses, just estimate. If you have a tenon saw you will be able to achieve a much finer finish, mine unfortunately is in storage. But this will work perfectly. 5. Cut the ...
DIY Homemade iPhone Tripod Mount
DIY Homemade iPhone Tripod Mount Tube. Duration : 2.77 Mins.
Quick video showing how I made my tripod mount for my iPhone. This mount can be used on any tripod. Any questions please feel free to message me!
Quick video showing how I made my tripod mount for my iPhone. This mount can be used on any tripod. Any questions please feel free to message me!
Monday, January 7, 2013
0 commentsWest German CULLMANN 2901 Professional Tripod Column with Crank Lever 3D Head **SOLD**
West German CULLMANN 2901 Professional Tripod Column with Crank Lever 3D Head **SOLD** Tube. Duration : 3.57 Mins.
CULLMANN 2901 Professional Tripod : SALE Made in West Germany Column with crank lever, 3 dimensional head quick release system MADE IN WEST GERMANY HERE ARE THE LINKS TO AUCTIONS: www.ebay.co.uk Cullmann 2901 Still / Video Tripod - Made in Germany Type: Tripod Head Included: Yes Brand: Cullmann To Fit: Binoculars, Camcorder, Camera, Spotting Scope Maximum Height: 67.5" (172cm) Head Type: 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head Material: aluminum & polymer
CULLMANN 2901 Professional Tripod : SALE Made in West Germany Column with crank lever, 3 dimensional head quick release system MADE IN WEST GERMANY HERE ARE THE LINKS TO AUCTIONS: www.ebay.co.uk Cullmann 2901 Still / Video Tripod - Made in Germany Type: Tripod Head Included: Yes Brand: Cullmann To Fit: Binoculars, Camcorder, Camera, Spotting Scope Maximum Height: 67.5" (172cm) Head Type: 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head Material: aluminum & polymer
How to make a tripod!
How to make a tripod! Video Clips. Duration : 4.92 Mins.
How to make a tripod. original idea - www.instructables.com Post comments, questions, and rate!
How to make a tripod. original idea - www.instructables.com Post comments, questions, and rate!
How To Attach A Camera To A Tripod Tutorial
How To Attach A Camera To A Tripod Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 1.65 Mins.
"Hey everybody. I'm Najum. Today I'm going to show you how to attach your camera to a tripod. So let's get started. So in order to attach your camera to a tripod,you're going to want to look at the bottom fo the camera and you'll notice I have these two circular indentations here. That's actually where the tripod mount is going to attach. Once you get your tripod mount, you're going to take it off the tripod head and it's going to look something like this. And what you're going to do is you're going to line it up in there. So this one has grooves right there. So I'm going to want to look for the indentation with the grooves. So for mine, it's actually right here. And you're just going to attach it to it and actually you're going to have this piece right here, and that's what you're actually going to use to screw it in. Just go ahead and screw that right in there. There. Make sure it's in there good. There. I've attached it to the camera. Alright, so to attach your camera to the tripod, you're going to pull back this lever right here so it goes back like that. Slide in the mount and that handle right there, just release it right there and you've attached it to the tripod. And there you have it. You now know how to attach your camera to a tripod. Go out there, try these tips out, and like always, stay tuned for some more how-to videos."
"Hey everybody. I'm Najum. Today I'm going to show you how to attach your camera to a tripod. So let's get started. So in order to attach your camera to a tripod,you're going to want to look at the bottom fo the camera and you'll notice I have these two circular indentations here. That's actually where the tripod mount is going to attach. Once you get your tripod mount, you're going to take it off the tripod head and it's going to look something like this. And what you're going to do is you're going to line it up in there. So this one has grooves right there. So I'm going to want to look for the indentation with the grooves. So for mine, it's actually right here. And you're just going to attach it to it and actually you're going to have this piece right here, and that's what you're actually going to use to screw it in. Just go ahead and screw that right in there. There. Make sure it's in there good. There. I've attached it to the camera. Alright, so to attach your camera to the tripod, you're going to pull back this lever right here so it goes back like that. Slide in the mount and that handle right there, just release it right there and you've attached it to the tripod. And there you have it. You now know how to attach your camera to a tripod. Go out there, try these tips out, and like always, stay tuned for some more how-to videos."
Sunday, January 6, 2013
0 commentsDavao Tour on CD R king DDV V3hd camera
Davao Tour on CD R king DDV V3hd camera Tube. Duration : 1.87 Mins.
Davao City by taxi..recorded by camera.. HD 1280x720. super fine, raw file uploaded, camera: 11 mp 1280x720 super fine ♦camera has a screw for tripods ♦camera can record 5mp and 640x480 images ♦can record 640x480, 320x240 videos ♦camera has a strap and a small camera bag included note: ♦video is distorted in dark places, and fps slows down when zoomed in a dark place ♦ if you want to get images in a dark room without flash, make the camera stable. but if you want to capture in a bright room without flash, no need keeping the camera stable. you will know if it needs to be stabled if there is a button shown that it is shaking. so you must keep it stable on a tripod or in your hands.
Davao City by taxi..recorded by camera.. HD 1280x720. super fine, raw file uploaded, camera: 11 mp 1280x720 super fine ♦camera has a screw for tripods ♦camera can record 5mp and 640x480 images ♦can record 640x480, 320x240 videos ♦camera has a strap and a small camera bag included note: ♦video is distorted in dark places, and fps slows down when zoomed in a dark place ♦ if you want to get images in a dark room without flash, make the camera stable. but if you want to capture in a bright room without flash, no need keeping the camera stable. you will know if it needs to be stabled if there is a button shown that it is shaking. so you must keep it stable on a tripod or in your hands.
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