240mm Nodal Slide Quick Release Clamp, Angle Adjustable Rail Plate Bracket Mount, Arca Swiss Compatible, for DSLR Camera Tripod Ball Head, Panoramic & Macro Photography

240mm Nodal Slide Quick Release Clamp, Angle Adjustable Rail Plate Bracket Mount, Arca Swiss Compatible, for DSLR Camera Tripod Ball Head, Panoramic & Macro Photography

Sale price  $16.00 Regular price $34.00
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240mm Nodal Slide Quick Release Clamp, Angle Adjustable Rail Plate Bracket Mount, Arca Swiss Compatible, for DSLR Camera Tripod Ball Head, Panoramic & Macro Photography

240mm Nodal Slide Quick Release Clamp, Angle Adjustable Rail Plate Bracket Mount, Arca Swiss Compatible, for DSLR Camera Tripod Ball Head, Panoramic & Macro Photography

Sale price  $16.00 Regular price $34.00
Condition: New Open Box/Package - Pristine items with opened packaging or missing original packaging but remain new..

  • Multi-Purpose Rail Nodal Slide: Features Arca Swiss standard screw-knob clamp with precise laser engraved scale and spirit level, excellent for panoramic and macro photography with captive knob that stops at maximum opening
  • High Quality Aluminum Alloy Construction: Lightweight yet super high strength all metal construction with double dovetail clamp plate (upper and lower layer) that can be rotated 90° left and 90° right
  • Universal Quick Release System: 39mm wide double dovetail clamp plate designed to be compatible with other brand quick release systems and suitable for most ball heads
  • Expandable Mounting Options: Dovetail clamp plate features 5 expandable 1/4" screw holes allowing you to install additional equipment as needed
  • Wide Compatibility: Compatible with Arca Swiss standard plates including RRS, ARCA-SWISS, KIRK, Wimberley, MARKINS, SUNWAYFOTO, Kangrinpoche, BENRO, SIRUI and works with ballhead tripods or monopods from Gitzo, Manfrotto, RRS, and Arca-Swiss
  • Precision Specifications: 240mm length rail with laser engraved precision scale enables accurate panoramic shooting with seamless stitching by positioning the lens center as a node

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