Quick Release For Pressure Washer

Cavision Dual Riser Quick Release Support For 15/100mm

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The Dual Riser Quick Release Support for 15/100mm Rods from Cavision is a dual slotted base plate with tripod mounting threads at its bottom. It features a quick release button that is supported by two risers. The Quick Release Support can be used with single or dual 15mm diameter (100mm spaced) rod brackets (sold separately) and is suitable for cameras that have a low lens to camera base ratio and may need to be raised when used with a matte box. At least one 15mm diameter (100mm spaced) rod bracket is necessary to attach to 15/100mm rods.

Parameters
Mounting Holes	1/4" and 3/8"
Material	Aluminum
Dimensions	Quick release plate: 4.7 x 2.4" (12 x 6 cm) Base plate: 4.3 x 3.1" (11 x 8 cm) Height: 3" (7.5 cm)
Weight	1.4 lb (620 g)

Fits most centered cameras

No horizontal/vertical plate adjustment

Plate camera screw 1/4" and 3/8"

Quick release plate function

1/4" and 3/8" tripod mounting holes on base plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is that lens support work with Nikon p1000 also I use Benro 5-section tripod with NOO ballhead

A: That strap will not work with a P1000.

Q: 2. will this work with a Panasonic Micro 4/3 body and their 100-300mm telephoto? I have a g7 and a Gx85 and may get a GH5 or or G95.

A: Your camera system is too small for Manfrotto 293 Telephoto Lens Support with Quick Release. The lens will reach the support bar when is fully extended. You will also need to tilt the camera and lens down in order to rest the lens on the bar. The velcro strap is also too long and will need to be wrapped twice around your lens. The minimum length of the Manfrotto 293 Telephoto Lens Support with Quick Release adjustable bar is 6''. your lens starts at 5''.

Q: 3. Will this work with the Nikon AF-S 80-400mm?

A: I use it with my Nikkor 70-300. The front strap could fit better but really you are just balancing your lens/camera so the front strap doesn't do much IMO.

Q: 4. What is the lens diameter range the strap will fit?

A: The velcro strap on the Manfrotto 293 Telephoto Lens Support with Quick Release can expand upto a 105mm circumference to hold the lenses steady.

Q: 5. Can I use this handgrip bridge with this rail system o already have? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/993996-REG

A: As long as you can get the 15mm rods to line up properly and if your plan is to add ARRI rosette function to your rig, then it will work.

Q: 6. Would this work for the Tamron 18-400 telephoto attached to a Nikon D3200 or Z6 II?

A: The Manfrotto 293 Telephoto Lens Support with Quick Release is only compatible with lenses 7.9" to 11.6" in length; the Tamron 18-400mm lens is only 4.88" long, so it is not compatible with this device.

Q: 7. Will this work with my Sony RX10iv?

A: Yes and no. The RX10 Mk IV fits onto the RC2/200PL system easily, but because the barrel of the lens is smaller in diameter than the camera is tall, when parallel to the lens support, the lens support does not bear the weight of the lens at all. Using the 234 tilt head, you -could- tilt the head/camera downwards so that the lens is supported by the platform, but from testing here at the store, the lens does not exhibit significant downward weight/torque on the camera side, so it really shouldn't be necessary.

Q: 8. Will this be compatible with a Canon 70-200 f/2.8?

A: For this specific combo, I do not have an answer. However, I have a collection of a number of classic SLR's and lenses and have this attachment. While a little cumbersome, have found it very useful for a number of systems and prime and zoom lenses, including Olympus, Canon FD, Minolta MD, and several Nikons. I would purchase it again and believe it will probably work for the 2.8 Canon. Primes work better than zooms I have tried. All my equipment is manual focus so have no comment for AF. It's a jury-rig, but I find it helpful to wrap a thick rubber band around the zoom barrel to help keep the same zoom settings in place.

Q: 9. Will this work with my Manfrotto 410 Junior Geared Head?

A: The Manfrotto 293 weighs about 1 pound if the weight of your camera, lens and 293 are less than the head's capacity it should work. I have had no problems using the mount with a Nikon 7000, 105mm. micro Nikkor and a 2x teleconverter on my Giottos VGR 9264.

Q: 10. Will this fit the old Nikon 180mm ED, AI lens (non autofocus)?

A: No issue with the Nikon 180mm ED, it will fit well similarly with the 70 200mm f2.8

Michael B	28/09/2024
Quality product with great lockup, and holds zero well. Definitely appreciate the quick detach feature - I wish it were a little cheaper, I'd probably get a couple more for some other builds at a lower price, but overall very happy and would recommend! 5

Tyler B	16/09/2024
Outstanding product made in collaboration with ADM. Used as a riser for my EOTech, which raises the optic to a higher sight line. 5

anyonymous	27/08/2024
I have a Nikon Fieldscope III which has a tripod mount on middle to front part of the scope. I added a Nikon FSA-L1 adapter and Camera for Digiscoping. Using the Fieldscope mount made it back heavy. Using the camera mount made it front heavy. The Lens Support is perfect for this digiscoping solution. 5

JOSHUA R	18/08/2024
I have been eyeballing these and finally bought one. Glad i did. This makes it much more natural to aim and faster target acquisition. Buy it. Don't tell the wife. 5

Peter	05/08/2024
Solid, simple, not too expensive, does the job. 5

Paul	19/06/2024
Very sturdy and well built. It works on most tripods and especially great for the Nikon P1000. It lacks instructions. You have to figure it out on your own but it is not hard to do. 5

Jeff W	16/06/2024
Easy to install. Simple and straightforward QD mount that I use for my Vortex Sparc Solar. Found it a bit odd that I ts a picatinny on a picatinny but it makes it universal and it works with both the Vortex Sparc Solar’s low profile and cowitness mounts. That being said it adds about half an inch to the height of your optic so you will need to sight in your optic again. It also doesn’t have a super large footprint (1 tooth on each side of my Sparc’s mount footprint is exposed) so I would check to make sure your optic mount will fit. It holds Zero quite nicely after getting it sighted in. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a QD mount for a red dot or reflex scope. 5

RANDY H	13/06/2024
Perfect height for my Ak-V. Perfect re-zero every time I utilize the quick release. You got to love good quality products. Will certainly be buying more in the future 5

Andrew W	21/05/2024
On something like a MK18, or any AR with a barrel 12” and under, it can be very useful to have an inherently fast optic like a vortex razor, trijicon RMR, or any optic normally thought of as a pistol optic, simply because the weapon itself is designed to have an advantage in tight quarters. When selecting an optic that can be as fast as the weapon can handle, often it’s the case that these optics won’t sit high enough to cowitness with backup irons, and if the weapon is short enough, that you may have to crane your neck at an odd angle to see through these low riding dots. Enter the riser. It raises the optic to a perfect height so that irons are easily cowitnessed, and perhaps most importantly, the extra height enables you to instantly acquire the dot when upping the gun from low ready, without any odd head tilts or strange angles to be able to see the dot correctly. Great product. 5

djaldogz	18/05/2024
I have an older version of the Nikon 80-200 F2.8 Push Pull lens. It's a great lens, but kinda heavy, and it didn't come with a tripod color. This Manfrotto Lens Support works great!!! And it's half the price of the alternative! 5