[Yes] Nice bracket for the Nikon z30. My only issue is when using the vertical part of the bracket either the camera or ballhead must be rotated 180°. It’s easy enough to do but something I didn’t anticipate. Other wise great bracket!

[Arca-Type] I generally wait at least 3 months post-acquisition to review a product, but since there are no real moving parts here I figured I would go ahead and review this after a couple weeks of consistent use.
Like all RRS kit this is  built very well. It is also thoughtfully engineered to handle the side mount battery of the GFX 50S. The plate locks down into my tripod head as expected - in both the horizontal and vertical orientation - and doesnt allow any slip.

I have yet to try this with my battery grip but given the design of the grip I see no reason why it wont work.

Top notch product.

[0.5 lb] Had a couple of RRS L Plates. They are very well built, sturdy, and come with tools fitted to remove them. Excellently planned out and executed piece of kit

[Arca-Type] Wanted something more portable than my 30 year old bag and decided on this. It will hold 2 full size cameras with 4 lenses plus two hoods, some filters, cleaning clothes, and memory cards/reader plus some cheat sheets, chargers and cords It is pretty packed, no laptop or iPad. If you have to use a laptop or iPad, opt for a larger bag or another brand. For my purposes, it works well (amateur enthusiast). I go out for a day of shooting and edit later.

[0.5 lb] I needed this kit my fujifilm gfx 50s. The clips fit nicely and secure. They swivel which I found helpful.

[Arca-Type] The RRS L plate for the GFX is first class as expected. The feature that wedges the two pieces is pure genius, locks in place with an easy tug and pop to loosen it. The wing nut allows you to take to the field without an allen wrench that can be lost. You have to remove the L end to get the battery out, but I use the 110v charging system, so there is no need to remove the battery. If I am going to have a long day, I can trade out the L plate for the vertical battery grip, and use the plate alone. I am happy with it.

[0.5 lb] RRS gear is typically of the highest quality, but my sample in the first shipment batch had a sticky L bracket that was difficult to extend from the main bracket. I intended to eventually call RRS support, but I got emails from B&H and RRS that a replacement L bracket was on the way. I ended up locking the L bracket about 1 inch away from the camera side, which allows cable access when I need it. The bracket is still rock solid in the extended position, but to my surprise it is also most useful as a left hand camera handle. The GFX camera is well designed, but a two handed grip improves stability a bit.

[Arca-Type] The bracket fits the camera perfectly. Changing the battery is no issue, just loosen the screw and slide the bracket away from camera body, to remove and insert new battery.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Really nice quality. I like having a built-in Allen wrench and a one-piece design.

[0.5 lb] I didn't have great hopes for this backpack due to the price and the perceived size, but it far exceeds the function and even looks of my old name-brand backpack, which costs far more. It fits my camera attached to a Sigma 150-600 lens with room for my flash and a mini-camera bag. After 3 months of use, it is still sturdy and the zippers are zippy. In short, I LOVE IT! (PS: I customized the look by blacking out the bright yellow colors.)