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3 Legged Thing - Zelda QD 106 mm QD/PD Arca L-Bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z6II/Z7/Z7II (Copper)

The ZELDA QD-Compatible Dedicated L-bracket by 3 Legged Thing is specifically made for the Nikon Z5, Z6, Z7, Z6 II & Z7 II mirrorless cameras. The Zelda QD is compatible with Arca-type and Peak Design Capture attachements, and it also sports a quick detachement socket in the base. Additionally, this item features cut-outs that allow users to easily access and tilt the rear screen, and the bracket is compatible with the FTZ & FTZ II lens adapters and WR-R10 wireless remote adapter.

SKU: GC47-3LT-ZELDAQD-C

3 Legged Thing - Zelda QD 106 mm QD/PD Arca L-Bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z6II/Z7/Z7II (Copper)

3 Legged Thing - Zelda QD 106 mm QD/PD Arca L-Bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z6II/Z7/Z7II (Copper)

The ZELDA QD-Compatible Dedicated L-bracket by 3 Legged Thing is specifically made for the Nikon Z5, Z6, Z7, Z6 II & Z7 II mirrorless cameras. The Zelda QD is compatible with Arca-type and Peak Design Capture attachements, and it also sports a quick detachement socket in the base. Additionally, this item features cut-outs that allow users to easily access and tilt the rear screen, and the bracket is compatible with the FTZ & FTZ II lens adapters and WR-R10 wireless remote adapter.

Gives full access to battery door, side ports, memory card slot, and lens release button

Cut-outs allow access to open and tilt rear screen

Shaping at the top of the upright accommodates camera strap lug

Camera strap attachment slot in the base

Compatibility with Peak Design Capture (v3) via glass-reinforced nylon adapter and long ¼"-20 camera screw

Accessory threads in the upright and base for accessory attachment, including 3LT's Pivot Magic Arms

Made from aerospace-grade magnesium alloy with stainless stee

Key Features:

For the Nikon Z5, Z6, Z7, Z6 II & Z7 II

Arca-Type/Peak Design Capture Compatible

Sports QD Socket in the Base

Enables Portrait & Landscape Orientation

What's in the Box:

3 Legged Thing - Zelda QD 106 mm QD/PD Arca L-Bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z6II/Z7/Z7II (Copper)

Peak Design Capture Adapter Plate

1/4"-20 Long Camera Screws

Double-Ended Hex Key

Micro Fiber Head Bag

3LT Reusable Cable Tie

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3 Legged Thing - Zelda QD 106 mm QD/PD Arca L-Bracket for Nikon Z5/Z6/Z6II/Z7/Z7II (Copper)

The ZELDA QD-Compatible Dedicated L-bracket by 3 Legged Thing is specifically made for the Nikon Z5, Z6, Z7, Z6 II & Z7 II mirrorless cameras. The Zelda QD is compatible with Arca-type and Peak Design Capture attachements, and it also sports a quick detachement socket in the base. Additionally, this item features cut-outs that allow users to easily access and tilt the rear screen, and the bracket is compatible with the FTZ & FTZ II lens adapters and WR-R10 wireless remote adapter.

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