Rail Clamp Mounting Plate with Cold Shoe 14 38 Vertical Shooting Camera Mount for RS3 RS2 RS3PRO
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Rail Clamp Mounting Plate with Cold Shoe 14 38 Vertical Shooting Camera Mount for RS3 RS2 RS3PRO | £13.82 |  | |||
Feature: 1. Universal for Rail Clip Design: For Vertical shooting component, directly clip the original extended quick release plate to use, no need to disassemble the for previous clip. 2. 14 and 38 Screw Holes: Expandable for more equipment, for mounting accessories such as articulating arm, which can be mounted with monitors or side grips for easy fixing. You can also use the cold shoe mount to attach microphones, fill lights and wireless receivers. 3. Aluminum Alloy Material: Anodized aluminum, CNC machined, lightweight and durable with solid support. 4. Lightweight and Easy to Carry: Small, lightweight and easy to carry, it is a useful accessory for photography enthusiasts. 5. Applicable Models: Designed for RS2, RS3, RS3pro stabilizer, vertical shooting leveling is more simple, does not affect the wiring. Specification: Item Type: Vertical Camera Mount Weight: 155g 5.47oz Material: Aluminum alloy Applicable: For RS 3 R2. Package List: 1 x Vertical Camera Mount
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