Came-TV Adapter with 52mm Ring Thread for Filters and Lens for Sony ZV-1 ZV-1F RX100M7 or Canon G7X Mark III Series for Padcaster Parrot Teleprompter Desview T3 T2

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I could not connect my Sony ZV-1F to my Desview T3 teleprompter, as the tleprompter's set of connecting ring had none for specifically Sony ZV-1F. Using the Came-TV Adapter with 52mm Ring Thread I connected my camera without a problem.

The media could not be loaded. I suggest you not by the CAME-TV adapter or the ring adapters. Neither work! Waste of money. Solution? By a cam that you can screw the teleprompter rings directly to the cam lens.

I bought this adapter so I could attach a Parrot teleprompter to it. Its easy enough to mount onto my tripod, but fitting the camera, along with the teleprompter took a bit more time to figure out. Overall though, I'm happy with the product

Used it to connect a Desiview teleprompter and it worked exactly as advertised and had the right size adaptor among the many it came with. Found this provide via YouTube.

Like everyone else's, mine didn't fit the 52mm, but I sawed a piece of the ring off, 24mm to be exact and don't use the side screw and it fits perfectly. The trick to measuring, is screw the two parts together until they are tight/snug. Then mark off 24mm, making sure its centered. Unscrew, saw, rescrew. The two parts should be lined up at the cut mark and snug/tight.Who signed off on this design?

If you are trying get your Sony ZV1 to easily use a teleprompter, look no further. It easily attaches to any tripod and comes on and off in less than a minute. I was very surprised at the solid metal construction. I have zero worries about this thing breaking.I worried about glare coming in between the teleprompter and the camera because it doesn’t have an airtight seal. This has not been an issue whatsoever.Pro tip, start with putting your camera at the very back of the rig so it doesn’t hit the front when the lens opens up. You can make the proper adjustments after the camera is on.

This is well engineered and fits perfectly with a DESVIEW T2 budget plastic teleprompter and a SONY ZV-1. The left-right adjustment took me a minute to figure out. The left-right set screw can be in several different screw holes, and for each one, can slide left or right a few mm. To align a SONY ZV-1, you have to take out the set screw, and move it over, and then shift the slider almost but not quite all the way. If you understand you have to take the left-right set screw out, and move it to a new hole, the rest will be obvious.