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Use the form below to search for quick release models that may be listed in this web.
Brand names or terms that are not very specific or contain several
words or combinations of words may result in searches that include every page
listed on the web.
The text search engine will display a weighted
list of matching pages, with better matches shown first. Each list item is a
link to a matching page, click on it to go to that page. A brief
explanation of
the query language is available, along with examples.
Try to be as specific as possible in your search.
The text search engine allows queries to be formed from expressions
containing the keywords AND, OR, and NOT. For example:
- Velbon Quick Release QB-4
- finds pages containing every reference to 'velbon', 'quick', 'release'
and 'QB-4'
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- QB4 or QB-4
- Finds pages containing every reference to 'QB-4' and 'QB4' quick
releases
- QB4 and QB-4
- finds pages containing both 'QB-4'
and 'QB4'
- QRPER not QRP
- finds pages containing 'QRPER' but not 'QRP'
- QRP *
- finds pages containing words starting with 'QRP'
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FAQ - Frequently Asked
Questions |
| What screw do I need? |
There are only two types. The 1/4
inch and the 3/8 inch sizes. The 1/4 inch size is the most common,
especially on USA cameras, 35mm, DSLR and all point and shoot, and DV and
video cameras. The 3/8 inch size is more common on European cameras,
especially medium or large format. Medium format Mamiya, Bronica,
Hasselblad and some larger video cameras almost always have the 3/8, but
sometimes also have the 1/4. |
| What is an anti-rotation pin? |
On video cameras, and some newer DSLR
cameras there is a guide hole that is next to the screw hole on the bottom
of the camera. Some quick releases have a pin that fits into the
guide hole to prevent the camera from twisting or turning on the quick
release. This is great if you are using long lenses and shooting a
lot of vertical shots where the weight of the lens will pull and tend to
twist the camera around the screw. |
| Why doesn't the anti-rotation pin fit my camera? |
We have found that on the Olympus Evolt it
has a different spacing from the standard 9/16 center to center spacing.
Almost all of the standard quick releases have the 9/16 spacing. |
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