[0.55 lb] It is a part of the exquisite Arca-Swiss quick release system.

[0.55 lb] I must admit, I tried to get other plates for my P0, which has the slidefix QS quick release, to save some money. The cost savings resulted in plates that didn't properly fit and wasted time. These however, do the job they're intended for. Save the headache and just get them for your P0 with the quick release.

[0.55 lb] Light weight, well made and works well. It is pricey.

[5 x 4 x 2.1"] What can you say about Arca Swiss that hasn't been summarized in a thousand online reviews saying - Brilliant.


This long Slidefix has two screws that you can secure onto two tripod holes in your camera to stop it from twisting. Camera stays securely pointed at whatever you aimed it at.

[5 x 4 x 2.1"] If you don't have any classic Arca Swiss gear and are looking for a minimalistic camera plate, give the MonoballFix system a try. The baseplates are small and the head clamps are very solid and nice to work with.

[0.55 lb] This is an absolute requirement in order to attach either a camera or lens to the superior margin of the Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System. The Cameraplate 75 for MonoballFix screws into the connecting points of either a camera or lens supporting ring and in turn connects to what appears to be an Arca-Swiss Monoball Fix Quickset Device attached to the upper surface of the X-Table System. The attachment of camera and/or lens appears to be secure and stable.

[5 x 4 x 2.1"] Since acquiring an Arca Field Metric C, I’ve been converting all my RRS and Arca-compatible mounts to the Arca MonoballFix mount. I really love it, except for the somewhat ungainly and awkward name. The quick release on the narrower mounts is so nice; so much better than the QR lever on the classic Arca clamps. For my Sony A7Cr, this fits perfectly. The switch on the bottom that permits sliding adjustment and removal of the side bracket works perfectly and affords very easy access to the SD card slot. Not cheap, but superbly made. That this works with either the classic Arca clamp or the Monoball Fix is a real bonus when traveling with something small and light like the Peak Designs Travel Tripod. I’ll either get another for my M11 or the smaller bracket that only fits the Monoball Fix clamp.

[5 x 4 x 2.1"] Gets the job done.

[5 x 4 x 2.1"] Without the Arca-Swiss Monoball Fix Quickset Device I could not have attached an Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System to either of my tripods. The removable plates located on the camera attachment portions of my tripods (a Manfrotto head on a Bogen tripod or similar attachment plate of a MeFOTO tripod system) screw into the inferior surface of the Quickset Device thus allowing its attachment to the tripod. The lower rail of the Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System then slides into the superior surface of the Quickset Device resulting in attachment of the X-Table system to the tripod. It is important to be aware that the inferior rail of the X-Table system has no accommodation for a screw attachment to a tripod and furthermore is too narrow and has an incomparable configuration for directly attaching to either of my tripod heads. Thereafter one must use an Arca-Swiss Cameraplate 75 for MonoballFix in order to attach a camera to the upper portion of the X-Table system by use of what appears to be a second Arca-Swiss Monoball Fix Quickset Device which is included with the Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System and attached to its superior surface.

[5 x 4 x 2.1"] I purchased an Arca-Swiss d4 with the MonoballFix quick release system, and while I love the tripod head, it did not come with a plate. I purchased this and it works very well with the head.


I was a bit hesitant on the MonoballFix system, and I ultimately ended up going down a RRS plate/clamp style route, but I think it's pretty nice for what you're paying for. If I wasn't invested in RRS clamps and brackets, I would have no quams using this kind of plate as it's small, lightweight, and solid.


Expensive. But the good stuff usually is.