The Mini V-Lock Plate from ANDYCINE facilitates the secure mounting of accessories on a cage or rig with four 1/4"-20 mounting threads, two on each side of the sturdy aluminum device. Designed with quick release capability, the mini V-lock base mounts using two included 1/4"-20 captive screws that can be tightened with the included Allen wrench.

Mini V-Lock Accessory    4 x 1/4"-20 Mounting Threads    Quick Release Design    Aluminum Build

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I just purchased two (2) ANDYCINE 35-LED Mini On-Camera Lights (Nikon EN-EL15). But neither of them have 4-step dimming as listed in the description. Did I get defected ones? I had them plugged into a wall outlet in case that makes a difference since I don't have Nikon EN-EL15 batteries.

A: Four step should be inherent to the light fixture regardless of the type of power device being used for powering the unit. There may be a product defect if these four step options are not accessible.

Q: 2. How sturdy is the tilt tension adjustment? I've had issues with other small hot shoe mounts become loose with minimal use.

A: This is a high quality mount which will give you a sturdy connection.

Q: 3. Has anyone used this with the BMPCC4k? How does it work and how long can you get out of it?

A: Yes this product works with the pocket 6K. It connects to the camera via a D-tap cable (here is an example) Core SWX Coiled D-Tap to 2-Pin Cable for Blackmagic Pocket 4K & 6K (18 to 48") BH #COPTCBMPC4 • MFR #PTC-BMPC4 The amount of time depends on the capacity of the batteries that you put on them. for example if you use 2 small batteries like the Watson NP-F550 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.4V, 2200mAh) B&H # WANPF550 MFR # B-4203 You should get around an hour and a half. Depending on the batteries you choose you can get significantly more time but the batteries will be bulkier and heavier (the Watson NP-F975 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.4V, 7800mAh) B&H # WANPF975 MFR # B-4206 should get you around 4 hours) You will also need a mount to put this on or near your camera. There are a number of options that work but they vary depending on how you set up your camera. if you have additional questions feel free to reach out to us via chat in the top right hand corner of the B&H website or via phone at 1-800-606-6969 ext 7207 for professional video and one of our specialists can assist you.

Q: 4. Can I mount this on a traditional grip head with a boom arm?

A: That particular combination is unknown. It is our opinion that as long as you test it, that the grip head should be able to hold this plate. We also think that using a Super Clamp would be a better interface. Manfrotto 035RL Super Clamp with Standard Stud B&H # MA035RL

Q: 5. Is there a flat side to the stud for the tightening screw to rest on so it doesn't rotate when tight or is it cylindrical all the way around?

A: Yes, my Sample DOES Have a Flat Side ... and it Works GREAT ! :)

Q: 6. What is the diameter of the mount plate?

A: The Mounting plate is aproximately 2 1/4 inch Diameter

Q: 7. The specs say "D-Tap output: 14.8 VDC, 3.5A / 50W (max)"- so if I use this to power a 60w light (Godox ML60) I won't get full power?)

A: The power output only states a 13 to 14.8 volts at 6 amps. You will get the full power output for your light.

Q: 8. Does the tilt adjustment need to be fully tightened down to support a 7" monitor? If the tilt adjustment is left slightly loose, can the monitor be tilted with one hand while still remaining well supported (without falling forward)?

A: This well built and sturdy device has a great deal of "play" with most monitor configurations at approx. 7". One should be careful with any device that is larger than that.

Q: 9. Does anyone know the load capacity for these?

A: ANDYCINE does not list a load capacity for the ANDYCINE Quick Release Camera Plate Tripod Adapter with 1/4"-20 Screw. The adapter is designed to be used with DSLR and Mirrorless cameras as well as camera gimbals, so remaining around that weight range would be recommended.

Q: 10. If this has a 14.8v output and the camera has a 12v input, is there a risk of burning the camera?

A: There will be a risk of damaging your device from the extra current.