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Bright Tangerine RED V-RAPTOR (Manfrotto/DJI RS) Riser for 15mm Baseplate

Mount your RED V-RAPTOR camera and ensure it is set to 15mm LWS standard height when mounted on a rig with this Manfrotto Riser from Bright Tangerine. The durable aluminium riser is designed to be used with the LeftField Baseplate core and the optional Manfrotto dovetail plate.

SKU: GC63-B4002.1062

Bright Tangerine RED V-RAPTOR (Manfrotto/DJI RS) Riser for 15mm Baseplate

Bright Tangerine RED V-RAPTOR (Manfrotto/DJI RS) Riser for 15mm Baseplate

Mount your RED V-RAPTOR camera and ensure it is set to 15mm LWS standard height when mounted on a rig with this Manfrotto Riser from Bright Tangerine. The durable aluminium riser is designed to be used with the LeftField Baseplate core and the optional Manfrotto dovetail plate.

The plate features a quick release design and includes six captive screws to mount it onto the separately available baseplate. It also has an integrated safety lock to prevent plate movement or disconnection.

Compatibility

RED V-RAPTOR cinema camera

Bright Tangerine Manfrotto Dovetail for RED V-RAPTOR

Bright Tangerine LeftField Baseplate core

Reliable and Safe

The dovetail is secured using a 4mm Allen key that enables the operator to securely tighten down the clamp with a higher force than a lever. There is also no risk of levers being knocked during operation. Additional safety points prevent the camera plates from sliding out accidentally.

Manfrotto 501PL Compatible

The receiver is compatible with the Manfrotto Dovetail for the RED V-RAPTOR (B4002.1059) and other Manfrotto 501PL style plates. When using other plates, the height may vary, resulting in non-standard heights.

Key Features:

Use with LeftField 15mm LWS Baseplate

Sets RED V-RAPTOR to Correct Height

Works with Optional Manfrotto Dovetail

Integrated Safety Release/Lock

Mounts Using Captive Screws

Hard-Anodized Aluminium Construction

What's in the Box:

Bright Tangerine RED V-RAPTOR (Manfrotto/DJI RS) Riser for 15mm Baseplate

Screw

4mm Allen Key

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Bright Tangerine RED V-RAPTOR (Manfrotto/DJI RS) Riser for 15mm Baseplate

Mount your RED V-RAPTOR camera and ensure it is set to 15mm LWS standard height when mounted on a rig with this Manfrotto Riser from Bright Tangerine. The durable aluminium riser is designed to be used with the LeftField Baseplate core and the optional Manfrotto dovetail plate.

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