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Bright Tangerine DJI/Manfrotto Receiver for 15mm & 19mm Studio

Need a stable mount for DJI dovetails? Our DJI/Manfrotto Receiver is the perfect choice. Mounting to LeftField 3 15mm Studio and 19mm Studio baseplates (or alternatively any 1/4? or 3/8” screw), you can conveniently transfer your setup between mounts.

SKU: GC63-B4003.1072

Bright Tangerine DJI/Manfrotto Receiver for 15mm & 19mm Studio

Bright Tangerine DJI/Manfrotto Receiver for 15mm & 19mm Studio

Need a stable mount for DJI dovetails? Our DJI/Manfrotto Receiver is the perfect choice. Mounting to LeftField 3 15mm Studio and 19mm Studio baseplates (or alternatively any 1/4? or 3/8” screw), you can conveniently transfer your setup between mounts.

When paired with our bestselling Universal Dovetail and the new Fujifilm GFX ETERNA, you can easily set your camera to the standard height on either baseplate.

Studio Shooting

Want to quickly release your camera from a studio setup? The Receiver is the perfect choice. With it installed, you can slide your camera body on and off your baseplate – for quick adjustments or moving to less complex setups. The Receiver can be used with our LeftField 3 15mm Studio or 19mm Studio Baseplates.

Dual Compatibility

The Receiver is capable of holding both DJI RS and Manfrotto 501PL dovetail plates. It features a clamp for tightly securing the dovetails in place, as well as dual safety stops to avoid unwanted detachment. This allows you to balance the camera setup within the Receiver, whilst still offering quick-release convenience.

ETERNA Compatible

If you're wanting to use the Fujifilm GFX ETERNA in a large-scale production, the DJI/Manfrotto Receiver offers more than just quick release. Coupled with our Universal Dovetail, the Receiver sets the ETERNA to the correct height for either studio setup.

Part of the LeftField System

The LeftField system of quick-release baseplates are the most convenient mounting option for professional filmmakers. Our patented Open UP system allows you to cleanly mount your camera rig to any ARRI standard dovetail in moments, and release it just as quickly.

Key Features:

Stable Mounting for DJI Dovetails

Quick Release for Studios

Dual Compatibility with Dovetails

Secure Clamping and Safety

Correct Height for Eterna

Part of LeftField System

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Bright Tangerine DJI/Manfrotto Receiver for 15mm & 19mm Studio

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Bright Tangerine DJI/Manfrotto Receiver for 15mm & 19mm Studio

Need a stable mount for DJI dovetails? Our DJI/Manfrotto Receiver is the perfect choice. Mounting to LeftField 3 15mm Studio and 19mm Studio baseplates (or alternatively any 1/4? or 3/8” screw), you can conveniently transfer your setup between mounts.

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