Overview

This Bright Tangerine baseplate kit is designed for Canon EOS C70 users wanting to add the quick-release 15mm LWS baseplate with support for 15mm rods. When mounted, two locating pins engage with the camera to prevent the camera from twisting.

SKU: GC63-B4005.0135

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 Canon C70 QR Baseplate (Standard)

This Bright Tangerine baseplate kit is designed for Canon EOS C70 users wanting to add the quick-release 15mm LWS baseplate with support for 15mm rods. When mounted, two locating pins engage with the camera to prevent the camera from twisting.

This creates a steady foundation to build up the camera and it also allows you to easily transition your entire build between tripod & handheld setups. The whole kit combined is extremely light-weight & low profile, which keeps all of your Canon C70 builds, nimble and compact.

Unique Open Up Quick-release System

The baseplate kit features our patented Open•Up Quick-Release system, that lets you slide, lock & vertically release the camera from any ARRI standard balance plate or the included low profile dovetail plate.

What's included

It includes the LeftField 3 15mm LWS Baseplate; Standard Riser for Canon C70 & ARRI dovetail plate.

LeftField 3 System

Customise your camera build with the extensive selection of accessories in the LeftField system. Letting you create the right setup for each and every task.

This kit has been updated to LeftField 3 and is not compatible with LeftField 2 accessories.

Machined and hand-finished in our single factory in Church Crookham from high-grade materials. Hard anodised for extended durability. The Canon C70 LeftField QR Baseplate (Standard) comes with our famous Bright Tangerine Support and the addition of a 5-year warranty.

Compatibility

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 Canon C70 QR Baseplate (Standard)

  • Patented Open-UP quick release system – Lets you slide, lock and vertically release in seconds.
  • Sets camera to 15mm LWS height standards.
  • Adaptable to multiple camera systems with interchangeable riser blocks.
  • Securely clamps on to any ARRI standard dovetail plate.
  • Safety locks to prevent any accidental releases.
  • Single machined billet block design for added strength and rigidity.
  • Sets the camera to correct height for 15mm LWS standard.

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Product Overview

This Bright Tangerine baseplate kit is designed for Canon EOS C70 users wanting to add the quick-release 15mm LWS baseplate with support for 15mm rods. When mounted, two locating pins engage with the camera to prevent the camera from twisting.

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