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This Item  Fotasy 200mm Arca Swiss Plate, Quick Release Plate, Long Arca Type Plate, Tripod Quick Release Plate fits Arca-Swiss Universal Standard Clamp for DSLR Camera Lens Tripod Ballhead |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | RainbowImaging | HITHUT | RainbowImaging | RainbowImaging | SHINEWEE PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT | Haoge |
| compatible devices | Tripod, Monopod, Video Camera, Arca Swiss Ballhead, Arca Swiss Clamp | Camera | Camera | Tripod, Monopod, Video Camera, Arca Swiss Ballhead, Arca Swiss Clamp | m-lok handguard,arca swiss rail | Camera |
| max. recommended weight | 10 kilograms | — | — | — | 5000 ounces | 90 grams |
| weight | 4.8 ounces | 2.12 ounces | — | 0.4 pounds | 0.02 pounds | 90 grams |
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200mm Arca Swiss QR Plate
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I recently bought a GVM (Great Video Maker) LED Ring Light for taking 4k video while documenting old dark buildings. The LED ring has the phone holder dead center which does not work with a large phone like a Samsung Galaxy Ultra as it presses the power button so I needed to make a custom mount. This Arca Swiss Plate in combination with a Manfrotto Universal Smartphone Clamp worked absolutely perfectly to move the holder over to better suite my needs with a large phone. It's very sturdy and holds everything secure. I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
I recently bought a GVM (Great Video Maker) LED Ring Light for taking 4k video while documenting old dark buildings. The LED ring has the phone holder dead center which does not work with a large phone like a Samsung Galaxy Ultra as it presses the power button so I needed to make a custom mount. This Arca Swiss Plate in combination with a Manfrotto Universal Smartphone Clamp worked absolutely perfectly to move the holder over to better suite my needs with a large phone. It's very sturdy and holds everything secure. I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2014
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2016
That being said, the market is what it is, and with a lack of better options at this price point this is an OK product.
The Good
- I love the versatility length of the 200mm plate. You can use it to attach two cameras (or any other pieces of gear) to a single tripod since it comes with two 1/4" screws.
- You can also use the length to make a pseudo video tripod. Just attach it so that almost the whole length sticks out behind the camera and you've turned a photo tripod head into a cheap video head. I’ve attached a picture showing this
- You can balance almost any telephoto lens plus camera setup without a tripod collar. I’ve attached a picture of this too.
- I like the tabs on the screws which mean you can tighten them without tools.
The Bad
- The furthest screw slots are unusable because the screw heads hit a piece of the plate and can't be tightened. I’ve tried to show this in one of my pictures.
- The plate came with few dings and dents. This does not bode well for the overall construction quality.
- The rubber pads are not of high quality. They are more of a hard plastic than the grippy stuff found on higher quality plates.
- The screws are very loosely held into the plate when not attached to a piece of equipment. Honestly, you have to be a bit careful that they don't fall out while you are carrying it around.
In conclusion, I'm disappointed with the quality of this piece of equipment but I'm not aware of a better alternative. It functions well enough and is a cheap and versatile tool.
Photos taken of the 200mm lens plate and a Cannon Rebel SL1.
200mm Lens Plate - Someone will eventually have to make a good cheap one of these.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2016
It's a piece of milled aluminum, why can no one get this right for less than $40? The technological challenges are zero and it doesn't even need to be particularly precisely made. If you go to a place/website like BH they have plates that start to approach the price of prime lenses.Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2016
That being said, the market is what it is, and with a lack of better options at this price point this is an OK product.
The Good
- I love the versatility length of the 200mm plate. You can use it to attach two cameras (or any other pieces of gear) to a single tripod since it comes with two 1/4" screws.
- You can also use the length to make a pseudo video tripod. Just attach it so that almost the whole length sticks out behind the camera and you've turned a photo tripod head into a cheap video head. I’ve attached a picture showing this
- You can balance almost any telephoto lens plus camera setup without a tripod collar. I’ve attached a picture of this too.
- I like the tabs on the screws which mean you can tighten them without tools.
The Bad
- The furthest screw slots are unusable because the screw heads hit a piece of the plate and can't be tightened. I’ve tried to show this in one of my pictures.
- The plate came with few dings and dents. This does not bode well for the overall construction quality.
- The rubber pads are not of high quality. They are more of a hard plastic than the grippy stuff found on higher quality plates.
- The screws are very loosely held into the plate when not attached to a piece of equipment. Honestly, you have to be a bit careful that they don't fall out while you are carrying it around.
In conclusion, I'm disappointed with the quality of this piece of equipment but I'm not aware of a better alternative. It functions well enough and is a cheap and versatile tool.
Photos taken of the 200mm lens plate and a Cannon Rebel SL1.
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