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CustomSLR’s M-Plate Mini Is The King Of Tripod Plates

Bobby Zhang
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10/09/2012
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Last Updated on 10/09/2012 by Bobby Zhang

CustomSLR has announced their latest tripod plate that will put all of your old ones to shame. The M-Plate Mini is a universal quick-release plate that will play nice with most of the Arca-Swiss and Manfrotto RC2-style tripods. Beyond simply mounting your DSLR, the M-Plate Mini allows you to connect a wide variety of accessories while you have the plate on the mount. This is a great implementation considering now you don’t have to remove accessories such as the C-Loop or Glide Strap from CustomSLR before mounting your camera.

The M-Plate Mini is constructed out of strong aerospace-grade aluminum and has a black anodized finish. With its multiple attachment sockets and versatile design, it serves as an excellent alternative compared to the other tripod plates that do nothing but cause problems.

CustomSLR will begin shipping the M-Plate Mini in November. You can preorder them right now on their website for $49.95.

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