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Question: Will this adapter attach to the bottom side of a camcorder (where the tripod female screw hole is)?
Document: Solid build, fits snugly, very easy to attach and use.FYI: the bottom is a threaded FEMALE, not MALE connection, so if you want to attach it directly to your camera you will need a male-to-male adapter like this one:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006TAGWT8/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_2
good (not cheap quality) plastic with metal shoe. Hand twist the screw dial onto tripod. Holds flash or microphone sturdy (i have used both with it).And great price.
Does exactly what it is supposed to do. I use this to hold a hot shoe to PC adapter on a tripod when it is not plugged into the camera
I use this to mount to my light stand made by Paul C. Buff and Canon 580EX II. It's easy to setup, the threading on the bottom is metal also and keeps the Speedlite in its place. It comes in handy as if you have any tripod or standard tripod mount setup you can practically mount the flash anywhere you want. A must have accessories for your external flash!
No complaints---use it to attached portable top  light to camera via DSLRKIT 1/4 inch 1/4&#34; Male to 1/4&#34; Male Threaded screw Adapter.
I agree 100% with JayMac..... this nicely made EzFoto HotShoe mount adapter will not come close to holding a Nikon Speedlight as it comes in the package. However, with a little tweaking you can get them working nicely. Here's how:1. Remove metal base plate (three screws) and toss out the middle screw as this is where the Nikon lock pin locks into! 2.
Check the fit. 3. Now, take a fingernail file and gently sand the metal surface and the plastic surface to improve adherence, as you are going to use about 1 drop of Super Glue to the metal plate and spread with a toothpick over the surface. (you have plenty of time as the metal surface will not allow the glue to dry very fast. 4. Carefully place the metal glued adapter to the plastic part and re-insert the two screws on each end but not the middle screw.
This is a quality hot shoe mount adapter.That little piece of metal you can see in the picture at the front of the slide in bracket, keeps the flash from sliding all the way thru, especially essential when your lights/flash is aimed downward. The thumb screw built in to the base keeps the whole shabang securely attached to my flash brackets/post mounts/whatever.These are so good that I purchased more of the exact same ones to handle my multiple LED portable studio lights.
I use this to attach a speedflash to a monopod via a quick connect RC2 plate. nice to do some light painting with using a few pocket wizards and just walk around the subject flashing and shooting.
This is a simple yet very nice cold shoe. It seems well built and I like that it has a knob to tighten it. Makes adjusting it easier.I ordered two and I am getting a few more to attach my Zoom recorder and monitor etc... I want the option to be able to  interchange all my equipment on the fly.
Answer: No.  The adapter itself has a female screw hole.  This adapter is designed to allow you to attach a flash or light to a tripod in the same fashion that you'd attach a camcorder or camera to a tripod.