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3 Legged Thing Arnie QD L Bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras

This Arca-Swiss compatible dedicated L-bracket has been designed to perfectly a variety of recent Sony cameras, including the A7 IV, A7R V, A7 III, A7R III, A7R IV, A7S II, A7S III, A9 II and A1 camera bodies.

SKU: GC47-3LT-ARNIEQD-B

3 Legged Thing Arnie QD L Bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras

3 Legged Thing Arnie QD L Bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras

This Arca-Swiss compatible dedicated L-bracket has been designed to perfectly a variety of recent Sony cameras, including the A7 IV, A7R V, A7 III, A7R III, A7R IV, A7S II, A7S III, A9 II and A1 camera bodies.

The Arnie L-bracket is precision-engineered from a single block of aerospace-grade magnesium alloy. This construction gives it excellent rigidity. Arnie gives users access to the battery door and side ports on all cameras. The cut-out in the side aspect allows rear screens to be opened either upright or tilted. and a further cut-out gives access to the camera strap lug.

Arnie's base features an integral QD (quick detach) port, for use with QD accessories. It also has a slot to attach camera straps, plus two 3/8"-16 screw threads with 1/4"-20 adapters, for the attachment of accessory arms. The front of the L-bracket has a contoured lip, to perfectly fit around the base of the camera.

3 Legged Thing have supplied a Peak Design Capture (v3) compatible adapter in the box. This robust glass-reinforced nylon adapter allows users to use Arnie with their Capture clips.

Key Features:

Arca-Swiss Compatible Design

Dedicated L-Bracket for Sony Alpha

QD Port for Quick Detach Accessories

Dual Screw Threads for Accessories

Full Access to Side Ports

Flip Screen Compatible Design

Glass-Reinforced Nylon Adapter Included

Strap Attachment Slot

Weight-Saving Base Cut-Out

Available in Copper or Darkness

What's in the Box:

Arnie Dedicated Sony Alpha Arca-Swiss & QD compatible L-bracket

Mini tool - double ended Hex Key

Stagsden Stainless Steel 1/4"-20 camera screw

Peak Design Capture-compatible adapter plate with longer 1/4"-20 pass-thru camera screw

3 Legged Thing Reusable Cable Tie

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3 Legged Thing Arnie QD L Bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras

This Arca-Swiss compatible dedicated L-bracket has been designed to perfectly a variety of recent Sony cameras, including the A7 IV, A7R V, A7 III, A7R III, A7R IV, A7S II, A7S III, A9 II and A1 camera bodies.

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