L- Plates are great. Mine never comes off.
They are from RRS.
You can get them used on ebay but they hold there value fairly well.
maxblack I feel like I'm in danger 2,052 posts Likes: 320 Joined Sep 2008 Location: NYC Area More info | Apr 01, 2009 13:29 | #16 L- Plates are great. Mine never comes off.
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I get that it looks like everyone really likes the convenience of the QR, but does the QR improve holding the camera better then a ball head that just has a camera screw mount? In other words will the camera tend to rotate without the QR?
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Grentz Goldmember 2,874 posts Joined Apr 2007 Location: Midwest, USA More info | Apr 01, 2009 22:16 | #18 Really should be the same either way as long as you mount it tightly. Search.TechIslands.com
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moeronn Goldmember 2,516 posts Joined Feb 2008 Location: SoCal More info | Apr 01, 2009 23:56 | #19 ToyTrains wrote in post #7648465 I get that it looks like everyone really likes the convenience of the QR, but does the QR improve holding the camera better then a ball head that just has a camera screw mount? In other words will the camera tend to rotate without the QR? Thanks! A custom plate in a decent clap will generally hold the camera more securely than just attaching the camera to the ballhead directly. You get better contact between the camera and the plates and with the plates and the clamps - more surface area and a better fit.
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NoNameYet Member 181 posts Joined Feb 2009 More info | Apr 03, 2009 14:10 | #20 I suggest you go to QR. It always secures the camera better on the head since you can carefully tighten the plates to the head and camera body respectively once and for all, and then you just mount or detach the camera easily any time you like without the annoying screwing in and out every time. Yes you will get sick and tired of it after a couple of times' screwing. It also helps to save the threads on all components since tightening and untightening repeately actually destroys threads over time, no matter how carefully you do it. Ask any decent mechanical engineer/technician/fitter to confirm this. https://photography-on-the.net …?p=7485389&postcount=1700
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