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3 Legged Thing ZAARA L Bracket for Nikon Z9 (Darkness Matte Black)

Zaara perfectly fits the contours of the Z9 and functions correctly as an L-bracket, enabling users to switch orientations and maintain the same focal plane. Zaara gives users full access to the battery door and to lower ports on the side of the camera with the base closed. The upper headphone and mic ports can also be accessed by extending the L-bracket's base. This also enables tethering in portrait orientation.

SKU: GC47-3LT-ZAARA-B

3 Legged Thing ZAARA L Bracket for Nikon Z9 (Darkness Matte Black)

3 Legged Thing ZAARA L Bracket for Nikon Z9 (Darkness Matte Black)

Zaara perfectly fits the contours of the Z9 and functions correctly as an L-bracket, enabling users to switch orientations and maintain the same focal plane. Zaara gives users full access to the battery door and to lower ports on the side of the camera with the base closed. The upper headphone and mic ports can also be accessed by extending the L-bracket's base. This also enables tethering in portrait orientation.

Features:

Access All Areas

Zaara features a unique extendable base, enabling the use of tethering cables in portrait orientation. With different extendable positions, you'll be able to extend the upright to the best-desired placement.

Perfect Fit

Zaara  dedicated L-bracket for the Nikon Z9 and has been designed to fit the contours of the Nikon Z9 perfectly.

Tilt-Away

A notch in the upright allows users to access their multi-directional tilting screen

Strap on or Strap Off 

A cut-out in the upright and a dedicated strap lug placement in the base allows users to continue to use their strap of choice while shooting.

What's in the Box:

Zaara Dedicated L-Bracket for Nikon Z9 with a 1/4"-20 screw thread and two security screws along the base

Dual-ended mini tool with two hex keys for adjustment

Flat Tool

1 x 3mm Allen Key

spare 1/4"-20 screw thread with smaller base for use with alternative clamps

Microfibre bag

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Product Overview

3 Legged Thing ZAARA L Bracket for Nikon Z9 (Darkness Matte Black)

Zaara perfectly fits the contours of the Z9 and functions correctly as an L-bracket, enabling users to switch orientations and maintain the same focal plane. Zaara gives users full access to the battery door and to lower ports on the side of the camera with the base closed. The upper headphone and mic ports can also be accessed by extending the L-bracket's base. This also enables tethering in portrait orientation.

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