Can this webcam be screwed on to a tripod? null

No, sadly it does not, no doubt a cost-saving decision. All the webcams I'v used have had the required 1/4" threads, but all this has is monitor clip that is essentially worthless if the back of the monitor isn't flat, which mine is not. I'm using a phone-to-tripod adapter with an adjustable slider that can hold the non-detachable webcam mount. It works well enough so far, but if I decide that's not working out, I may try to design one and 3D print it. If you can't design and print one, there may be some ready-to-go print files on thingiverse.com that you can send to a printing service like craftcloud3d.com. I use them when I need to print with materials not compatible with the one I have and have always bee happy with the results.

This camera does not have any compatibility with a tripod.

Actually it does have a tripod mount, just search the web for Brio tripod mount and you will find a bunch of videos about how to access. it.

The camera has a folding plastic clamp that is designed to attach to the top edge of a LED monitor or laptop screen. There is no provision for attaching it to a tripod with a threaded mounting. You could possibly clamp it to some part of a tripod, however it would not be as secure as the standard threaded tripod attachment and could be easily dislodged.

From what I see, this cam hangs over the top edge of a monitor or laptop screen. If you made an adapter from a piece of 1" X 2" wood with a stud or bolt to fit into your tripod the cam would hang off of that. The bracket is hinged kinda stiff with rubber padding so I might think it'd be secure.

Hey! No, you cannot screw the webcam to the top of a tripod.

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No, sadly it does not, no doubt a cost-saving decision. All the webcams I'v used have had the required 1/4" threads, but all this has is monitor clip that is essentially worthless if the back of the monitor isn't flat, which mine is not. I'm using a phone-to-tripod adapter with an adjustable slider that can hold the non-detachable webcam mount. It works well enough so far, but if I decide that's not working out, I may try to design one and 3D print it. If you can't design and print one, there may be some ready-to-go print files on thingiverse.com that you can send to a printing service like craftcloud3d.com. I use them when I need to print with materials not compatible with the one I have and have always bee happy with the results.
Answered by MattO 1 year ago
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This camera does not have any compatibility with a tripod.
Answered by AppWTLLC 2 years ago
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Actually it does have a tripod mount, just search the web for Brio tripod mount and you will find a bunch of videos about how to access. it.
Answered by Anonymous 2 months ago
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The camera has a folding plastic clamp that is designed to attach to the top edge of a LED monitor or laptop screen. There is no provision for attaching it to a tripod with a threaded mounting. You could possibly clamp it to some part of a tripod, however it would not be as secure as the standard threaded tripod attachment and could be easily dislodged.
Answered by Jerry 1 year ago
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From what I see, this cam hangs over the top edge of a monitor or laptop screen. If you made an adapter from a piece of 1" X 2" wood with a stud or bolt to fit into your tripod the cam would hang off of that. The bracket is hinged kinda stiff with rubber padding so I might think it'd be secure.
Answered by DieselJim 2 years ago
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nope
Answered by JLew 2 years ago
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Answered by JohnV 2 years ago
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Hey! No, you cannot screw the webcam to the top of a tripod.
Answered by Logitech 2 years ago
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