Description
The Leofoto LPS-A7CR/A7C II L Plate for Sony A7CR/A7C II is perfect for those who need some protection for their camera. It features an Arca-type dovetail along the bottom, allowing the camera to be mounted in landscape orientation. The one-piece solid aluminum construction is durable yet lightweight.
The LPS-A7CR/A7C II features an integrated hand strap loop, a QD port for straps, and a magnetic slot key tool on the bottom for convenience.
- Precision Engineered for Sony A7CR/A7C II Cameras, not compatible with A7C
- Full Access to ports, cards, and battery
- Precision CNC machined from solid aircraft-grade aluminum.
- Fully Arca Compatible
- Magnetic slot key storage on the bottom
- Camera Screw: 1/4" Standard Thread
Customer Reviews
I am looking to get the Sony a7CIIR and just saw this design. It is a great idea and keeps the bracket smaller and nothing obstructing the side doors.
I have many Fuji cameras and al have L brackets which is a pain in the neck because of the side mounting piece.
I would imagine that this sony design might take a little more time to slide the bracket into the tripod, but I like that it is a more compact design.
The one thing I can say about having the long side piece on my Fujis. s that I can balance the camera either horizontal or verticle (when not mounted one the tripod) on the ground or in a table.
I am looking forward to getting the new sony and this tripod mount and wish they made this for all cameras.
It seemed to take a while for companies to design L-Plates for the Sony a7c II and ax7cR, but Leofoto’s is here and it works perfectly. It was probably hard to find a way to be able to make it so that you can open the battery door and not cover up the SD card slot door. Leofoto was able to accomplish both. It is important for my interior design and architecture photography business that the camera be level in either horizontal or vertical position. I can report that it is! I can use the level on my geared head which makes everything much easier. It does a good job of extending the grip for my hand too. Thank you Leofoto!
