This simple 3/8" to 1/4"-20 Tripod Reducer Bushing allows cameras or tripod heads which have a 3/8" threaded socket to be attached to devices that have a 1/4"-20 threaded screw.
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These always come in handy.
These little adapters are really handy for video and film production. I use a baseplate system for attaching accessories such as matteboxes, marshall monitors, and other stuff.
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These little adapters are really handy for video and film production. I use a baseplate system for attaching accessories such as matteboxes, marshall monitors, and other stuff.
These little adapters allow me to save money by purchasing items drilled for 3/8" but if I need to attach a 1/4" stud in there, I just attach an adapter and go. If I need my 3/8" hole back, I just take the adapter out. Also handy for attaching microphone shock mounts (which are usually 3/8" holes) onto 1/4" studs.
I have a bad with all kinds of adapters in it , and this one is a necessity to have in there. Pick up a few, you'll be glad when the need arises.
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Tripod Reducer Bushing
Works fine, but can become loose and fall off.
Works fine, but can become loose and fall off.
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Comments about General Brand 3/8" to 1/4"-20 Tripod Reducer Bushing:
meets my requirement
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I bought these bushings for two time lapse camera systems I made out of Ikea egg timers. They work great and were on the cheap. Total cost of projects was under $20 for a rig that usually costs hundreds for the same effect!
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GOOD BUSHING
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This fits the Agfa Billy Record 120 camera and allows use with most common tripods. not quite solid, but sturdy. About as good as the original lugs. fully reversible if desired, and does not harm antique value of the camera.
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This little thing works like it should. I am able to use a 3/8" Monfrotto ballhead on a 1/4" Canon monopod. Everything seems tight and secure.
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This bushing can be used to allow the mounting of devices with 3/8in socket by converting the the size to 1/4 inch. It is easily installed with a flat blade screwdriver and just as easily removed when not wanted.
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If you need to go from 3/8" female to 1/4-20" female then this is for you. It's pretty basic and there's not much more to say. I bought it in conjunction with a 5/8"-27" male 3/8" female screw adapter and together they let me connect a mic to a dslr rig.
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Bushing works like it is supposed to, I needed to adapt my manfrotto head to a slik tripod
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I tried finding another solution at a local fastener store, with no luck. This piece works perfectly to put a 3/8" tripod head on a set of legs with the 1/4" stud. The height is even correct, so the head sits flush. I recommend buying this part.
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adapt camera back to mic adapter
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I was planning to buy a new monopod because i have the smaller screw. After searching for adapter, finally found this screw. I dont have to spend for another monopod. Thank you.
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It's a reducer bushing. Not a lot to go wrong - It screws on tight and stays there.
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It either works or doesn't. This one does...
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I am using the bushing on a professional tripod for my Sony. It works great.
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i rate 5 stars cause it looks firm and seems to does its job .. havent used it .. i just have it in case i need it some day ... its not like i spent a lot of money on it!
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Simple and nice!
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I needed to attach a Monfrotto tripod head to my Slik tripod and this made it possible.
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Comments about General Brand 3/8" to 1/4"-20 Tripod Reducer Bushing:
I lost this part of my tripod ball head which let's the head connect to my tripod, [...] now I can get back to work quickly. [...]
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Makes the conversion to my velbon tripod. Seems like it should be a little longer and cheaper in price.
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I have used this reducer bushing to fit a 1/4" tripod male thread into a 3/8" tripod head, and it fits quite nicely and will suffice until I upgrade my tripod legs for a stronger set with a matching 3/8" tread.
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