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3 Legged Thing - Zadie QD 107mm Arca QD L-Bracket for Nikon Z6 III

The Zadie QD L-Bracket from 3 Legged Thing is designed as a versatile mounting option for your Nikon Z6 III camera. With quick detach compatibility, accessory support, and a robust, lightweight build, this mounting solution exists at the cross-section of a secure fit and possibility.

SKU: GC47-3LT-ZADIEQD-B

3 Legged Thing - Zadie QD 107mm Arca QD L-Bracket for Nikon Z6 III

3 Legged Thing - Zadie QD 107mm Arca QD L-Bracket for Nikon Z6 III

The Zadie QD L-Bracket from 3 Legged Thing is designed as a versatile mounting option for your Nikon Z6 III camera. With quick detach compatibility, accessory support, and a robust, lightweight build, this mounting solution exists at the cross-section of a secure fit and possibility.

The open-framed design allows access to all key functions, including switching batteries, opening side ports, and extending the screen. The base and L-component are Arca-type compatible, and the bracket features two 1/4"-20 accessory mounting threads as well as a strap slot to accommodate accessories such as a microphone, light, and the Peak Design Capture Clip. This is the brand's first L-Bracket that has been manufactured in the UK, reinforcing commitment to quality and a sustainable production process.

The L-component provides a full range view of the screen

Backstrap screws add security regardless of orientation

QD socket and strap loop on base for your carrying preference

Extra-long camera mounting screw and adapter for use with Peak Design's Capture system v3

Key Features:

Arca-Type-Compatible L-Bracket

Quick Detach Socket for Accessories

1/4"-20 Threaded Camera Mounts

Access to Battery, Memory Card & Ports

Works with Peak Design Capture Clip v3

What's in the Box:

3 Legged Thing - Zadie QD 107mm Arca QD L-Bracket for Nikon Z6 III

Stainless Steel Stagsden Camera Screw

Glass-Reinforced Nylon Capture Adapter

Long Pass-Through Camera Screw for Peak Design Adapter

Multiple Thread Adapters (3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20)

3LT Toolz Multi-Tool

Microfiber Carrying Bag

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3 Legged Thing - Zadie QD 107mm Arca QD L-Bracket for Nikon Z6 III

The Zadie QD L-Bracket from 3 Legged Thing is designed as a versatile mounting option for your Nikon Z6 III camera. With quick detach compatibility, accessory support, and a robust, lightweight build, this mounting solution exists at the cross-section of a secure fit and possibility.

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