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FS: Kirk 'L' Bracket for 1D/1Ds Mark III
Discussion
3 replies
Posted by
Barrie Harwood
on June 13, 2008 at 2:34 AM
Hi guys
One last item to add to my list (I'd forgotten about this).
Anyone who has used one of these will tell you just how fab they are.
See their website at http://www.kirkphoto.com/lbracketsc.html (scroll down to the BL-Mark3).
Must be the best way to tripod mount a camera particularly for rapid changing round from horizontal to vertical format without the ball head slipping.
Has a few paint marks under the unit (where it attaches to the tripod head as per usual)
Retails at £135 plus carriage from Warehouse Express - yours for
£50
plus £4.95 P&P
Thanks
Posted by
Tom_W
on June 13, 2008 at 3:38 AM
I have one couldn't do without it therefore would suggest that somebody snapps the mans hand-off...
T
Posted by
John MacTavish
on June 13, 2008 at 7:37 AM
Hi Barrie,
Is it the one that allows the wireless transmitter to be fitted?
John
Posted by
Barrie Harwood
on June 13, 2008 at 8:58 AM
Hi John
No it isn't I'm afraid. If it was, I think I'd ask a bit more as I gather they are like hen's teeth at the moment
Discussion
3 repliesOne last item to add to my list (I'd forgotten about this).
Anyone who has used one of these will tell you just how fab they are.
See their website at http://www.kirkphoto.com/lbracketsc.html (scroll down to the BL-Mark3).
Must be the best way to tripod mount a camera particularly for rapid changing round from horizontal to vertical format without the ball head slipping.
Has a few paint marks under the unit (where it attaches to the tripod head as per usual)
Retails at £135 plus carriage from Warehouse Express - yours for £50 plus £4.95 P&P
Thanks
T
Is it the one that allows the wireless transmitter to be fitted?
John
No it isn't I'm afraid. If it was, I think I'd ask a bit more as I gather they are like hen's teeth at the moment