The 7.9" Arca-Swiss Cameraplate 200 Quick Release Plate MonoballFixis a QR plate for use with the MonoballFix system tripod heads. It can accept the Bench 200 or be used to construct the Pan System 1.

Mounts on Monoball tripod heads with MonoballFix system

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, is this plate compatible with the Nikon D750? Thank you.

A: The Arca-Swiss Variokit monoballFix Cameraplate is compatible with the Nikon D750.

Q: 2. Is the screw itself fixed to the plate, or does it turn? If it turns, does it require a wrench (Allen Wrench, perhaps)?

A: The screw does turn and it will require an Allen wrench.

Q: 3. is this compatible with 1dx canon camera with a 70-200 mm 2.8 lens?

A: I have this on a Nikon 750 body and do not use large lenses on this body. It would work but this plate is not as substantial as a full size arcs-swiss compatible plate.

Q: 4. What's the minimum distance between bolt centers possible with this plate?

A: The minimum distance between bolt centers is about 8mm.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with a Nikon D750?

A: Yes, it is compatible with a Nikon D750, assuming you have a Monofix ball head. This plate is not the standard Arca type plate.

Q: 6. Will this fit/work on a 6d?

A: Yes, this plate is compatible with the Canon 6D.

Q: 7. Will this work with the Arca Swiss D4 Geared Tripod Head Quick Set, Monoball Fix?

A: Yes

Q: 8. Hi, is this plate compatible with the Canon 5DmkIII ? Does the little pin fit the dslr corretcly ?Thanks !

A: Yes, the Arca-Swiss Slidefix Quick Release SLR Camera Index Vario Plate Kit is compatible with the Canon 5D Mark III.

Q: 9. Will this fit/work on a A7R3?

A: I am a photography enthusiast, recently bought this plate to mount my a7r3 with a monoball q0 ball head quick release system. It works good. I left it attached on the bottom of my camera. Sometimes I shoot handheld, the plate does not get into my way. Maybe because my supporting hand is holding the big lens, not the body.(sony 24-70 gm).

Q: 10. What is the purpose of the pins? Why should I get this plate for my Canon 7D instead of a cheaper plate without the pins?

A: The pin, there is only one, simply assists to help place the plate accurately on the base of a camera i.e. parallel to the body. The plate actually has more holes for the pin, i.e. fits more cameras, than the diagram reveals but should suit your Canon just fine (though, caution, I use Nikon). However, it's not essential to use it and, at least in my case, the pin came separated from the plate. So, fit it or not. My reason for choosing this plate versus the other is its length. I want stability, so the more length the better, in my view. Aesthetically, on the Nikon, it sits/looks better too, than the square version does, but hardly a reason to drive a purchase decision, As for price, it's just a few dollars more, they are very close. I guess you pay for the extra length.