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Comments about Flashpoint Flashpoint 10" x 14" Tripod Notebook Platform, Holds Notebooks Secure on your Tripod for Field Work. Fits 3/8 and 1/4x20.:
It would not lock down onto a light stand nor onto a ball head attached to a tripod. There is hand nut - but even when tightened fully there is too much slack, and it will slide side to side freely. It seems most stable if you put it to one extreme of the sliding hole, but then its not distributing the weight symmetrically and might fall. And it does not stay in that position well. There is no way I would put a laptop computer on this.
Its also somewhat heavier than expected like an iron frying pan. I expected to have a rubberized surface but its just plain cast iron. Its not really comfortable to the touch.
I see that Manfrotto makes one of these too but not sure if that is better made.
Comments about Flashpoint Flashpoint 10" x 14" Tripod Notebook Platform, Holds Notebooks Secure on your Tripod for Field Work. Fits 3/8 and 1/4x20.:
I mounted this on a pro line tripod to support my laptop while shooting video. It is very sturdy and does the job well.
Comments about Flashpoint Flashpoint 10" x 14" Tripod Notebook Platform, Holds Notebooks Secure on your Tripod for Field Work. Fits 3/8 and 1/4x20.:
I bought this great little item to help complete a simple teleprompter solution for making videos. All we do is mount a small laptop on the tripod notebook platform, run the teleprompter software and our subject looks directly toward the camera instead of down at their scribbled notes.
Comments about Flashpoint Flashpoint 10" x 14" Tripod Notebook Platform, Holds Notebooks Secure on your Tripod for Field Work. Fits 3/8 and 1/4x20.:
Good item for the price, just what I have been looking for.
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Comments about Flashpoint Flashpoint 10" x 14" Tripod Notebook Platform, Holds Notebooks Secure on your Tripod for Field Work. Fits 3/8 and 1/4x20.:
Finally a place to put things (light meters, lens changing etc). I would think twice about carrying this in rough terrain, but on short walks & mostly level areas this device is a perfect size & travels well. My only complaint was the use of 1/4 size threads in one of the holes. If they were 3/8 you can always use an adapter - but not the other way around. Yes, I also use it for my computer, but then you need an additional tripod for your camera, & there's no easy way to fasten the computer to the platform, & you have dangling connection wires, etc. (These can be a real pain at an unfamiliar location, but they are less so in studio settings where you are more in control).