ARCA Dovetail Quick-Release Plate, The Slight L-Shaped Design Gives It an Anti-Twist Feature. The Long Slide Groove 1/4" Stud Mount Fits Most DSLR Camera Telescope Telephoto Lens Feet

If you've standardized your tripod(s) to the ARCA-style mount, this Zelnoox bracket is a great, universal, low profile and inexpensive mount for your smaller cameras. Normally I try to find the ARCA mount designed for the camera, but I couldn't find one for the Nikon D80 ...the used ones I did find were priced like rare gems. The beauty of this simple mount is its low profile and low price; less than $15. The D80 is a relatively compact, fairly light, DSLR; I decided not to bulk it out with the usual "L"-shaped ARCA bracket. For this purpose and reasoning, the Zelnoox is perfect. The bracket is machined out of a single solid piece of aluminum. It works well and has a high level of quality. The mounting screw has a fairly wide range of positioning so it should fit a lot of cameras. Highly recommended.

YES!! After buying very expensive RRS bottom Swiss Arca plates (w/detachable vertical adapter) for both my Nikon Z8 and Z9, I just purchased this for my GFX100 II. What a brilliant and inexpensive piece of gear, that does not block the battery cover, nor card slots or cable ports. It’s very strong and well-made, and allows both horizontal or vertical camera mounting with ease, by changing nothing except the camera position!Loving. This. Product!!!

Works great! I bought 2 of these, one for a Canon T6i, the other for a Canon 6D Mark II. Fits well with my Sirui tripod ball head. Can turn cameras to vertical mount easily. Does not block the articulating screens on the cameras. Even used one to mount to a lens with a tripod collar, so the lens would mount in same orientation as camera when switching between lenses, so it would not be necessary to realign ball head mount just for a different lens.

Good idea, but it needs improvement. The plate doesn't fit well at the bottom of the camera; some parts stick out. It also doesn't align the ball head and lens properly, so the turning point is at the corner of the camera, not the center. It might be okay for quick vertical shots but not much for panoramas. I like the idea of not having a full bracket, but you sacrifice some stability. Ended up with custom a7iii l bracket in the end.

This works as a generic L-Plate for compact cameras. The bottom is grooved for Arca-Swiss type tripod ball heads, as expected. Instead of a long L-arm on the side, which would block access to camera interface doors, it has a small Arca-Swiss style foot extending to the left. Probably not good for a heavy camera and lens combo, but it works well for vertical shots with an M4/3 or similar size camera. And the price is right.