Expand the compatibility of your rod-based rig with the 15mm Rod Clamp with NATO Rail from CAMVATE. The single 15mm rod clamp features two anti-twist 3/8"-16 threads and a NATO rail with a safety pin to secure additional accessories to your rod configuration. Included with the clamp are two 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20 bushing adapters that can reduce the integrated threads for wider compatibility. The clamp is constructed of aluminum alloy for a lightweight and durable design.

Single 15mm Rod Clamp    Two 3/8"-16 Threads, Bushing Adapters    NATO Rail with Safety Pin    Aluminum Alloy Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello Will this cage fit the Feelworld F5 Version 4?

A: Yes, even though the screen size of the Feelworld F5 Version 4 is now 6 inches, the CAMVATE Formfitting Cage with HDMI Cable Clamp for FeelWorld F5 Pro/F5 Pro V2 5.5" Monitor would still fit the Feelworld F5 Version V4. The outer case dimensions are still the same between V2 and V4 displays.

Q: 2. It is this correct? 2" speedrail? The standard is 1.25 and 1.5. Why would Tilta go with a non-standard rail size?

A: The Tilta 2" Speed Rail Clamp for Hydra Predator Arm will work with speed rails with an outer diameter up to 2".

Q: 3. Can this be used for attaching L bracket on a Sony A7IV with a sigma 100-400 lens or a Sony 70-300 lens?

A: Yes, the MPR-CL can accept a Sony A7 IV with an L-bracket attached and the Sigma 100-400mm lens or a Sony 70-300mm lens.

Q: 4. What dummy battery should I buy with this to use with a Sony a7sii?

A: You will need an NP-FW50 style dummy battery like BH #GYGVDTA7S60. https://bhpho.to/2OtGFXc

Q: 5. Will this rail work with the Really Right Stuff PG-02 LR Pano-Gimbal Head with B2-LR II Lever-Release Clamp?

A: Yes those two would work just fine together.

Q: 6. Can we confirm that this this will securely clamp to 1.25" and 1.5" speed rail? Pardon the redundant question

A: The Tilta 2" Speed Rail Clamp for Hydra Predator Arm will mount to 1.5" and 2" but not 1.25" speedrails.

Q: 7. What range of focal lengths does this work with?

A: It would depend on the physical length of the lens and camera. You don't want the rail to be much longer than the lens that it would appear in the photo and also not too small that you won't be able to find the nodal of the lens. Really Right Stuff MPR-CL Rail with Integral Clamp (5.7") will fit well a lens and camera that measures about 5.7 inches.

Q: 8. is this rail long enough to use for pano's with a 70-200 f2.8 and full frame camera (5d)?

A: for the 70-200, I would get a longer rail.

Q: 9. Hi, help me understand whether that rail could be used for macro / close-up shots. I understood it's only adjustment of camera's position height relatively to object photographed (instead of extending the tripod's central column). Right?

A: It could technically be used for macro photography, the difference between this and an actual macro head is that a macro head has a knob that can mm by mm move the camera forward or backward to make precise adjustments. If you use this, it has the markings of where you need to move it to, but it doesn't have the knob to make the micro adjustments.

Q: 10. How about the spec of thread of those screw holes on the end of rail? I would like to mount RRS PCLR clamp on end as a vertical nodal slide of my DIY multi-row pano nodal slide gear.

A: Screw holes are 1/4-20".