SMALLRIG Extended Quick Release Plate for Arca-Type Standard Compatible with DJI RS 2 / RSC 2 / RS 3 / RS 3 Pro/RS 4/ RS 4 Pro Gimbal - 3162

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely what I needed for how I have the DJI RS LiDar Rangefinder mounted to the RS4 Pro plate to shoot AND TRACK vertical video. The Rangefinder will NOT perform mounted vertically and I didn't want to keep moving it when using the RS4 Pro's vertical plate feature. Tested it & everything works for my tracking needs.The 1\4 20s on the plate aligned with the cage perfectly. The plate is strong and allows access to all of my ports when the camera is mounted for traditional video recording. Again, this plate fits my needs.

it's a good item. It fits in my gimbal.

This product solve my problemI had using black magic cameras on Gymbal. The problems stems from the camera shifting because the plate DJI sent with the ronin r/s4 pro was made of plastic and had limited 1/4-20 threads for rigging . This product have two 1/4-20 and 3/8 for rigging.

This is really well made. What I don't understand is why Small Rig doesn't indicate that it works with the Canon C70. They would sell more units.The other thing is, there are 2 very small threaded holes on one end of the plate, and I can't figure out what they're for. Anyone?

This is the exact fit for the base of the c70 and screws into all 3 mounting points on the base of the camera. Also works well with a bottom cheese plate - using one from Kondor Blue. MUCH more sturdy than the DJI supplied plate and keeps the camera perfectly in place without twisting and throwing off the motors over time. Highly recommended. Fits in the RS3 Pro arca swiss quick release without any issues.

It's a shame that DJI's Arca type quick release plate for the DJI RS 2 gimbal only has ONE mounting screw. They really should know better that gimbals need more than a single screw attachment for stable operation. But they don't, so a product like this one from Smallrig fills the void. The build quality is light, but also light weight, which doesn't add a lot of weight to the gimbal. The included screw is a nice idea, but a bit small for my fingers to manage. Inserting the plate into my DJI RS 2 gimbal is an exercise in patience, but the good news is that once in, the camera is very secure. Until DJI offers a better solution, this is worth investing in.

I tried this on a Blackmagic 6K Pro and RS2 and it does not work. This plate is poorly design since it can only be mounted one way with the small tab pointed in front of the camera which makes the camera sit way forward on the RS2 and you won't be able to balance the camera if you have a heavy lens. It will tip forward a lot and you won't be able to balance the RS without counterweight in the back which makes the whole thing even heavier. If you try to reverse the direction of the plate you cannot slide it into the RS2 mount completely since the small front tab will collide with the RS2 mount locking mechanism.

I recently bought a Canon M50 camera for videoing with my Ronin. Only problem is that cables are on the right, not the left so I needed it to sit more to the left. This did the trick. Lightweight.