So what’s the point of a quick-release plate? It seems obvious enough, doesn’t it: you attach the plate to the base of the camera and, from there on, you can quickly clip the camera to the ...

That’s why almost all tripod heads now use so-called ‘quick release’ plates. These plates screw into the base of the camera in the normal way and then attach to the tripod via quick-action ...

but it does share the same quick-release tripod plate as the Joby GorillaPod 3K Kit which we have previously tested. This kit comes with a three-way head plus an additional phone grip, which gives ...

The Ulanzi F38 Quick Release Travel Tripod ships with an F38 quick release Arca-Swiss-compatible plate for attaching to the bottom of a camera. It slides into the ballhead easily thanks to a ...

Our only complaint about this Manfrotto's quick-release tripod plate system is that the camera can rotate when it's tilted towards the sky. But whatever the camera angle, we never had to remove ...

Look for a tripod with a quick-release plate to make mounting and removing your camera much. Quick release plates stay screwed into the bottom of your camera and snap onto your tripod, so you don ...

The MK190X3-2W is unique in that it’s actually a still photo tripod with a video head attached. It uses the same quick-release plate as Manfrotto’s other still photo heads, so it makes it easy ...

It can stand up on its own. The bottom has a standard ¼″-20 tripod socket and is shaped so you can clamp it in place of an Arca-Swiss-style quick-release plate on tripod heads that use those.