Overview

The Silence Corner Manta is a quick-release camera mount that can be used with any strap width up to 20mm, The Manta gives your camera an Arca-compatible plate ready to mount to a tripod or cine rig. Its design positions the camera flat to your body with your lens pointing down, making it easily accessible to capture fast-moving subjects. The Manta is made from aircraft-grade aluminum and will safely carry your camera while keeping it easily accessible. The included Silence Corner Magic Plate secures to the base with a positive click and a rail that locks your camera in place. The release operates easily but is designed not to let go of the camera until you pull it off the mount. To secure the Magic Plate to your camera, the Manta has a stashed-away hex wrench in the mount. Combine the Silence Corner Manta with the Silence Corner pi Strap for the ultimate solution for comfortably carrying your camera.

SKU: GC11-SC-801531

Silence Corner - Manta

The Silence Corner Manta is a quick-release camera mount that can be used with any strap width up to 20mm, The Manta gives your camera an Arca-compatible plate ready to mount to a tripod or cine rig. Its design positions the camera flat to your body with your lens pointing down, making it easily accessible to capture fast-moving subjects. The Manta is made from aircraft-grade aluminum and will safely carry your camera while keeping it easily accessible. The included Silence Corner Magic Plate secures to the base with a positive click and a rail that locks your camera in place. The release operates easily but is designed not to let go of the camera until you pull it off the mount. To secure the Magic Plate to your camera, the Manta has a stashed-away hex wrench in the mount. Combine the Silence Corner Manta with the Silence Corner pi Strap for the ultimate solution for comfortably carrying your camera.

  • Secure and efficient Quick Release camera mount.

  • Smooth one-handed release lever for easy camera removal.

  • Manta base will not allow the camera to slide through it.

  • Included Magic Plate features an Arca compatible mount for use on support systems.

  • Weighs 3 ounces (79 g) and is 3 x 1.65 x 1/2 inches (74x42x12.2mm)

Features

  • Turn any camera strap into a quick release

  • Arca compatible quick release mount for camera

  • Magnetically stowed hex key

  • Secure attachment via the stainless steel locking mechanism

  • Fast mount and dismount of camera

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Product Overview

The Silence Corner Manta is a quick-release camera mount that can be used with any strap width up to 20mm, The Manta gives your camera an Arca-compatible plate ready to mount to a tripod or cine rig. Its design positions the camera flat to your body with your lens pointing down, making it easily accessible to capture fast-moving subjects. The Manta is made from aircraft-grade aluminum and will safely carry your camera while keeping it easily accessible. The included Silence Corner Magic Plate secures to the base with a positive click and a rail that locks your camera in place. The release operates easily but is designed not to let go of the camera until you pull it off the mount. To secure the Magic Plate to your camera, the Manta has a stashed-away hex wrench in the mount. Combine the Silence Corner Manta with the Silence Corner pi Strap for the ultimate solution for comfortably carrying your camera.

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