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3 Legged Thing QR-CINE-S Quick Release Plate for AirHed Cine-S
3 Legged Thing - QR CINE-S Plate
The QR-CINE-S is precision engineered using aerospace-grade anodised magnesium alloy. It has a moveable mounting section that has both 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads along with a spring-loaded, retractable, locking pin. The plate also features rubberised pads for secure connection to camera bases for better grip.
This is an additional plate for the AirHed Cine-S.
Features:
Additional plate for the AirHed Cine-S
47 x 121 mm, magnesium alloy plate
Triangular rubber pads to help grip the camera
1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 attachment threads
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Product Overview
3 Legged Thing - QR CINE-S Plate
The QR-CINE-S is precision engineered using aerospace-grade anodised magnesium alloy. It has a moveable mounting section that has both 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads along with a spring-loaded, retractable, locking pin. The plate also features rubberised pads for secure connection to camera bases for better grip.
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