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Manfrotto quick release plate?
I have a 488 ball head with "RC2" quick release.
Now I don't know a lot about manfrotto gear and bought this on reccomendation. I have no complaint, it does just what I need. Using the 100-400 on it I seem to be forever taking the plate off the camera and fitting it to the tripod mount and vice versa. Obvious answer is to get another plate. I've looked at quite a few sites and ebay but can't see the same plate for sale anywhere! Is it called something else or am I just looking in the wrong place? This is where I bought it but I don't see the plate there either. ideas?
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I believe its called a 200PL as found here
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Thanks. Its so similar it probably is it.
The picture there shows a silver peg (?) which mine does not have. I assume it is removable as the camera underside has no indent for it. Taken with flash but without understanding ![]() ![]() |
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all i did was a search for 488RC2 and happened to find a page that said comes complete with 200PL quick release plate.
My Gitzo QR plate has a spring loaded pin on it, when you attach the lens or camera it recedes and doesnt seem to affect the QR plate at all. |
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Ian is correct you need the 200pl-14 ( ie 1/4 inch ) as opposed to the 200PL-38 ( 3/8 inch )
Here's a link to manfrotto's page; http://db.manfrotto.com/product/item...1§ionid=97 Cameron |
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Very helpful. thanks all.
Now I know what I'm looking for I have seen some on ebay. Currently £5 + 80p p+p so I'll wait a couple of days to see if it stays low. If not I know what+where to buy online now. |
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