RetiCAM MT01 tripod has a standard 1/4-20 screw so it will definitely fit the two cameras you mentioned. The vast majority of consumer cameras are fitted with 1/4-20 UNC threads, and some professional equipment may have 3/8-16 thread, but they often come with an adapter. Hope this helps.
By RetiCAM on November 19, 2014
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The tripod can certainly support the weight of your camera and lens if you use the lens collar mount. If you mount the 5D3 on the tripod the lens may be a bit too long, making the system unstable. For a mini tripod in this price range, we believe this is the strongest you can get. You're welcome to give it a try and if…
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The tripod can certainly support the weight of your camera and lens if you use the lens collar mount. If you mount the 5D3 on the tripod the lens may be a bit too long, making the system unstable. For a mini tripod in this price range, we believe this is the strongest you can get. You're welcome to give it a try and if it doesn't work you can return it for a full refund. Hope this helps.
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By RetiCAM on August 27, 2015
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Recticam tirpod is a solidly built table top tripod that looks like it will last a long time, I have a flexible tripod also for odd applications, I guess both is best but if you can only get one it would depend on what type of setting you will be using the most I guess. With the redticam you can take off the camera to…
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Recticam tirpod is a solidly built table top tripod that looks like it will last a long time, I have a flexible tripod also for odd applications, I guess both is best but if you can only get one it would depend on what type of setting you will be using the most I guess. With the redticam you can take off the camera to replace batteries or take other shots then return to pretty much the exact same position you were at which is helpful in some shots. Also can adjust from one position accurately to another say vertically or 90 degrees. Hope that helps.
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By JOE E. NICHOLS on June 11, 2015
Yes. I have a teleprompter frame attached to mine, and just rotated it 90 degrees off to the side and it holds in place just fine.
By Joshua Long on April 23, 2015
I think its the best you can get for the price and size. I use it for my Bushnell spotting scope and it holds steady and stable at my shooting range.
By Amazon Customer on October 13, 2015
From a cursory inspection I'd guess 'no', but for a definitive answer I think you need to contact the manufacturer.
By Arnold Asrelsky on September 22, 2015
