SUNWAYFOTOCP-39 Camera Clip QR Plate Compatible with Arca-Swiss, RRS (Two-Piece Design) Quick Release Plate

I got these as the "light" options for mounting various gear to the monopod or tripod. I got bigger ones for the "big" D5 and telephoto lens, and used these for the D7500. They are great for that, but they aren't nearly as flexy or weak as I expected just based on their size. So they look a little small and light, but they feel a lot stronger than they should, and the small size is great.Would I use them for my "cost as much as my last car" 15 pounds of Nikon D5 and Nikon 80-300 F2.8? Not by choice. But in a pinch? Yeah, I would try it, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if they held up fine. So for most "mortal" applications, they are cheap and awesome. I like that they are square as well, so you can mount in any 90 degree direction.

I have 2 Canon M cameras, which require a narrow plate that permits unhindered opening of the battery/card compartment. These plates, while a bit overpriced, do the job well.

The media could not be loaded. I gave 5 stars because the product is very well made. I bought it to try with my PD capture. It kinda work but the lock doesn't always lock right. Great product but not compatible with PD capture. To be clear, they didn't claim that the product works with PD Capture.

I love and make extensive use of the Peak Design Capture Clip, but I'm constantly thirsting for additional plates as my camera collection expands. PD will sell you additional plates of course but they're pretty expensive, these are a much cheaper alternative and work ALMOST as well.The fit securely in the Capture Clip and I've never had reason to distrust them, but I will say that these slide in and out of the clip ever-so-slightly worse than the name brand ones. The tolerances aren't quite as tight and these plates bind up sometimes requiring a slight wiggle to get the camera out as opposed to the effortlessly-smooth action I'm used to with the PD plates. A small gripe compared to the monetary savings, so I think it's fine. Also not a huge fan of the screw they use. It utilizes a non-standard hex key size which is different from LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE hex key my camera equipment uses forcing me to carry around an extra wrench if I'm using these plates. Sooooo unnecessary and annoying, but again, better than buying name brand for most cases.

These are almost identical to the Peak Design plates except you are not stuck using their wrench to put it on or take it off your camera. You can use a standard screwdriver or even a key in a pinch. Better then the authentic Peak Design ones at a very small fraction of the price.