Delkin Devices Fat Gecko DSLR Camera Mount Quick Release Kit

Key Features
- Swap cameras on and off camera mount in seconds
- Compatible With Any Standard ¼”-20 or 3/8” Photography Accessory
- Dual Liquid Levelers
- Base Dimensions: 2 3/8″ x 2” (Not including the knobs)
- Plate Dimensions: 2 3/8” x 1 5/8” x 3/8
- Arca-Swiss Standard
- The knob is captive and cannot be removed
- Base plate: Built-in female 3/8″-20 tripod thread with a ¼”-20 bushing inside
- Sturdy Anodized Aluminum Construction
- Anti-Slip Rubberized Pads
- Rated to Hold Devices Up to 6.6 lbs. (3 kgs.)
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Overview
The Fat Gecko DSLR Camera Mount Quick Release Kit from Delkin Devices enables you to quickly and easily mount or unmount your DSLR camera from a camera mounting system such as a tripod or a monopod. The Arca Swiss style quick release place mounts on to any compact digital camera, camcorder, or DSLR camera via its 1/4-20 thread. The detachable adapter plate of this kit features soft, rubberized anti slip pads that help the plate connect in a better way with the head mount. As this whole assembly is made of rugged anodized aluminum alloy, rest assured this product will serve you for years to come.
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| Color | Black |
- Quick Release Base Plate
- Adapter Plate
- User Guide
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