DSLR Camera L Bracket Vertical Horizontal Switching Tripod Quick Release Plate Compatible with Canon Nikon Sony DJI Osmo Ronin Zhiyun Stabilizer Tripod Monopod

I'm running two Sony F30s filming social medial content in vertical/portrait mode (9:16) and although the camera has threaded holes on the sides, using them would cause me to be unable to remove or even access the SD cards to get clips off. This L bracket is excellent because it just *barely* allows the side door of the camera to open and clear, and for me to be able to pop the cards out. Very happy with the bracket. I'll be ordering another.

So incredibly helpful, does exactly what it needs to do without all the extra bells and whistles. Been looking for one of these for a while. Decent price and seems well made so far!

Exactly what I needed

The plate is large, and more intended with DSLR cameras (or simple SLR) than smaller, mirrorless cameras like I have. I have a Canon EOS R, EOS R5, and EOS M50, and this thing is very big on the two R cameras, and ludicrous on the M50. I'll include photos of the bracket mounted to my R cameras, including what you have to do to allow access to the battery door on each. On the M50, the battery door is blocked no matter what side you mount the side bracket on.Now that I look at the product entry on Amazon, it's not anodized .. and that means the paint will wear, probably pretty quickly. One of the photos shows how the paint has already worn off where I've tightened down the camera screw. It hasn't worn off the plate itself, but I've only set the plate on the tripod less than a dozen times.It's bigger than my Three Legged Thing "Ellie" L-bracket, although the "Ellie" weighs slightly more.Because of the price, I'll be keeping these. I'll use them with the side bracket on the right, covering the SD card door on each camera, because that allows better access to changing lenses and all the other controls, plus it allows the swivel display to be freely used. If mounted with the side bracket on the left, it keeps the swivel display of the cameras from fully extending, even if it's 2 1/2 inches away from the camera body. I'll just loosen the mounting screw when I need to change batteries / cards; that doesn't happen very often.All in all, looking at the price and comparing it to others I've found on Amazon, this is as inexpensive as they get, seems solid, and offers the extra places to attach other accessories.

Sturdy. Well made.

purchased for my Olympus camera after taking a night photography course. Sturdy, easy to use, attaches easily to tripod, makes it so much easier to take vertical photos of the Milky Way and comets! I am a beginner photographer.

Very deceptive. For one, it’s advertised as a single piece L bracket and it’s not. It comes in two pieces with screws to connect them, except it came with screws that don’t fit. Sending it back and we’ll see if the next one comes with screws that fit.

First and foremost, this L Bracket does indeed come in two pieces which are then held together by two screws, however, there are pros to this (see below). The product photo shows a one piece bracket, this is not the actual bracket and to some it may be misleading. I knew it was a two piece from reading the reviews before purchasing the item. So, with that out of the way, this is a very sturdy and good quality L Bracket. The bracket joining screws may need to be replaced at some point (it comes with 2 extra camera body screws and two extra Arca plate slip screws), but at this point and price range I'm very impressed. Although a single piece bracket is much stronger, the good thing about a two piece bracket vs a single piece (which I also own) is that the two piece will lay flat in my tripod bag's pocket so there is no loose bracket in the main tripod compartment nor is there a tight and bad fit in the side pocket which will eventually cause problems. I don't leave either bracket on my camera permanently, I only use them as and when needed. I hope this review helps.