Freya dedicated L-bracket for FUJIFILM X-T5

Name: Freya dedicated L-bracket for FUJIFILM X-T5
Brand: 3 Legged Thing

3 Legged Thing

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Arca-Swiss compatible dedicated L-bracket for Fujifilm X-T5 camera from 3 Legged Thing. This lightweight, anodised L-bracket perfectly fits the contours of the X-T5 and gives users access to battery door and side ports when in use. Cut-outs in the vertical give access to the strap lug and to enable users to easily open and tilt the rear screen. It also includes an adapter to enable use with the Peak Design Capture clip system (v3). The extendable base enables tethering in portrait orientation. L-brackets enable quick switching from landscape to portrait orientations whilst maintaining the same

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Freya dedicated L-bracket for FUJIFILM X-T5

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