Arnie dedicated QD L-bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras

Name: Arnie dedicated QD L-bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras
Brand: 3 Legged Thing

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This ARCA-Swiss compatible dedicated L-bracket has been designed to perfectly a variety of recent Sony cameras, including the A7R VI, A7 IV, A7R V, A7 III, A7R III, A7R IV, A7S II, A7S III, A9 II and A1* camera bodies. The ARNIE L-bracket is precision-engineered from a single block of aerospace-grade magnesium alloy. This construction gives it excellent rigidity. ARNIE gives users access to the battery door and side ports on all cameras. The cut-out in the side aspect allows rear screens to be opened either upright or tilted. and a further cut-out gives access to the camera strap lug. ARNIE’s

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Arnie dedicated QD L-bracket for Sony Alpha Cameras

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