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SmallRig L-Bracket 2947 for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7/Z6II/Z7II

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Item Nr. 38650
L-Bracket 2947 for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7/Z6II/Z7II
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  • SmallRig L-Bracket 2947
  • modular Arca-Type L-bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7
  • Arca-compatible dovetail plate with center markings on both axes
  • 1/4 inch -20 accessory threads & strap slot
  • retractable side plate for tethering or cable release
  • built-in flat head screwdriver
  • suitable for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7 camera

The SmallRig L-Mount for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7 Camera 2947
has a modular design with anti-rotation flanges that prevent the camera from twisting and provide a comfortable grip. Both the base plate and side plate are Arca-compatible dovetails, allowing the camera to be mounted in a vertical or horizontal position.
It attaches to the bottom of the camera with a 1/4 screw and an anti-rotation retaining pin to prevent rotation. Each axis has a sensor centering line for aligning the camera on a tripod head.
The side plate can be extended to the left if more space is needed for anchoring or the cable release. In addition, the L-plate has multiple 1/4 inch-20 threaded holes on the side and bottom for attaching accessories such as the BUC2736 Cold Shoe and 2259 Cable Clamp. A flathead screwdriver for attaching the camera screw is included and stored on the bottom of the L-plate.

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Variante: 2947 für Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7/Z6II/Z7II
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Abholung am gleichen Tag im Düsseldorfer Geschäft
MSRP* 59,95
42,83 L-Bracket
incl. VAT /
14 days free return shipping.

SmallRig L-Bracket 2947 for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7/Z6II/Z7II

Short profile

  • SmallRig L-Bracket 2947
  • modular Arca-Type L-bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7
  • Arca-compatible dovetail plate with center markings on both axes
  • 1/4 inch -20 accessory threads & strap slot
  • retractable side plate for tethering or cable release
  • built-in flat head screwdriver
  • suitable for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7 camera

Product description for SmallRig L-Bracket 2947 for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7/Z6II/Z7II

The SmallRig L-Mount for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7 Camera 2947
has a modular design with anti-rotation flanges that prevent the camera from twisting and provide a comfortable grip. Both the base plate and side plate are Arca-compatible dovetails, allowing the camera to be mounted in a vertical or horizontal position.
It attaches to the bottom of the camera with a 1/4 screw and an anti-rotation retaining pin to prevent rotation. Each axis has a sensor centering line for aligning the camera on a tripod head.
The side plate can be extended to the left if more space is needed for anchoring or the cable release. In addition, the L-plate has multiple 1/4 inch-20 threaded holes on the side and bottom for attaching accessories such as the BUC2736 Cold Shoe and 2259 Cable Clamp. A flathead screwdriver for attaching the camera screw is included and stored on the bottom of the L-plate.

SmallRig L-Bracket 2947 for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z7/Z6II/Z7II

Abmessungen und Gewicht
Außenmaße B x H x T ca.
146,5 x 84 x 64 mm
Gewicht ca.
154 g
Sonstiges
Material-Art
Aluminium
Lieferumfang
Im Lieferumfang
1x L-Platte und 1x Inbusschlüssel
EAN and KAN KAN
EAN
6941590002125
KAN
2947

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