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Insta360 Quick Release Cold Shoe for Ace, Ace Pro, and Ace Pro 2
Insta360 Quick Release Cold Shoe for Ace, Ace Pro, and Ace Pro 2
Add accessories like a microphone or small LED light to your Ace, Ace Pro, or Ace Pro 2 camera with this Quick Release Cold Shoe from Insta360. One side clicks onto your camera, and the other accepts cold shoe-compatible accessories. This lightweight adapter can be used on the top or side of your camera and has a push-button release that helps secure your accessory.
Recommended For
Quick-release Workflows: The push-button release clicks accessories on and off the camera in seconds, on the top or side position.
Audio Upgrades: Mounts an external microphone to the camera via the cold shoe for better sound capture.
Lighting Setups: Fits a compact LED light to the camera's top or side cold shoe position for extra illumination.
Key Features:
Adds Cold Shoe Mount to Camera
For Ace, Ace Pro, and Ace Pro 2
Use on Side or Top, Push-Button Release
Plastic and Metal Construction
What's in the Box:
Insta360 Quick Release Cold Shoe for Ace, Ace Pro, and Ace Pro 2
Compatibility
Compatible with: Insta360 Ace Pro 2, Insta360 Ace Pro, Insta360 Ace
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Product Overview
Insta360 Quick Release Cold Shoe for Ace, Ace Pro, and Ace Pro 2
Add accessories like a microphone or small LED light to your Ace, Ace Pro, or Ace Pro 2 camera with this Quick Release Cold Shoe from Insta360. One side clicks onto your camera, and the other accepts cold shoe-compatible accessories. This lightweight adapter can be used on the top or side of your camera and has a push-button release that helps secure your accessory.
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