In the box: P-20 lens plate with mounting hardware · Mounting point: Existing collar foot
Add a quick-release surface to a documented collar foot and keep the lens's original foot in place.
$52.00Nov 7, 26, 10:14 PM · New YorkPrice info
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In the box: AP-610 replacement foot and mounting hardware · Lens fit: Sony FE 100–400mm f/4.5–5.6 GM OSS
Replace the factory foot with a built-in dovetail on the specified Sony 100–400mm lens.
$59.00Nov 7, 26, 10:16 PM · New YorkPrice info
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In the box: One PU60XC plate · Camera screw: 1/4-20
Keep a spare plate ready for a PHVF2 or FS30PT when switching camera bodies.
$19.95Nov 7, 26, 10:17 PM · New YorkPrice info
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In the box: SF-01 lens foot with safety-stop hardware · Fit: Selected Sony FE lenses
Replace the original foot on a supported Sony lens and gain an integrated dovetail and strap socket.
$67.15Nov 7, 26, 10:19 PM · New YorkPrice info
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In the box: One PU58MC plate · Camera screw: 1/4-20
Keep a compact camera plate ready for the documented TH62 receiver or another verified fit.
$19.95Nov 7, 26, 10:20 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Use a short plate where a longer footprint would interfere with a camera door or nearby hardware.
$33.95Nov 7, 26, 10:21 PM · New YorkPrice info
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In the box: One TRFC-01 collar-and-foot assembly · Lens: Tamron 150–500mm F/5–6.7 Di III VC VXD
Replace the collar and foot together on the specified Tamron lens to use a compatible dovetail receiver.
$84.15Nov 7, 26, 10:23 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A plate may mount under a camera, to the existing lens foot, or replace the foot itself. Confirm the body or lens revision and whether the necessary fastener is included.
Check the receiver and stop-screw clearance
Treat the Arca-type description as a profile family. Verify the specific plate and clamp combination, especially with a lever receiver or stop screws that need room below the plate.
Before you replace a tripod part, work out which two parts it joins. A matching camera screw says very little about the clamp, bowl or stud elsewhere in the setup.
Start with how you frame. Some photographers want to move several directions quickly, while others want to correct a single angle without changing the rest of the composition.
