The Quick Release Plate for Nikon Z 7 Camera Body from Acratech has an anti-twist flange that runs the length of the plate, which prevents the camera from moving while mounted to the plate. Meanwhile, the camera's LCD screen is not obstructed by the plate and can tilt or move freely.

Designed for the Z 7 Camera Body    Arca-Type-Compatible Dovetail Mount    Anti-Twist Flange    No Obstruction to Camera's LCD Screen

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this plate fit a Canon SL3?

A: yes.

Q: 2. Is this the correct plate for a Sony FE 200-600 mm F5.6-6.3 lens with original foot (3.5 inches long with one 1/4-20 and one 3/8-16 tapped hole)?

A: Yes it is compatible with the Sony 200-600mm lens.

Q: 3. Will this plate fit on the Nikon Z cameras if the FTZ adapter is on the camera?

A: No Acratech Quick Release Plate for Nikon Z 7 Camera Body BH #ACQRPZ6Z7 • MFR #221 is not the plate you need if using the FTZ adapter. This is the plate you want for the FTZ adapter... https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1453486-REG/acratech_2212_quick_release_plate_for.html

Q: 4. Can this work with the Z7 II with battery grip attached? Based on the photos it seems like it would as it’s got the same pins to attach to

A: While the Acratech Quick Release Plate for Nikon Z 7 Camera Body is designed for use with the Nikon Z7 II Mirrorless Digital Camera body, it should also work when using the Nikon MB-N10 Battery Grip on the camera. However, if you are looking for a plate dedicated for use with the battery grip, the ProMediaGear Bracket Plate for Nikon Z6 and Z7 with MB-N10 Grip (QD Strap Port), B&H # PRPBNMBN10Q, would be compatible for your usage needs.

Q: 5. Is this the correct plate for a Sony FE 200-600 mm lens? The foot is 3.5 inches long with one 1/4-20 and one 3/8-16 tapped hole.

A: Yes, that plate is compatible with the Sony 200-600mm lens.

Q: 6. I have an L bracket attached to my Z6 will the 2212 give me enough clearance to attach camera to my tripod without having to remove my L bracket?

A: We made the FTZ adaptor tall enough to clear when our camera plates were on the camera. I cannot guarantee that the bracket you are using will clear, but it should. Unless they made the bracket with a thicker profile or did something unusual to change the bottom. If they did...well then they did not have the adaptor at the same time that they made their bracket.

Q: 7. Does this product allow you to mount the FTZ adapter on a gimble head, i.e., where using an f-mount telephoto lens that does not have its own tripod shoe?

A: If the F-mount lens you own is a telephoto lens and designed for use with the FTZ lens adapter, then there is a possibility the Acratech Quick Release Plate for Nikon FTZ Adapter may work for your usage needs on a gimbal. However, this cannot be guaranteed as due to the close proximity of the FTZ lens mount adapter to the camera body, there may not be enough clearance from the between the camera and the gimbal arm. The foot or tripod collar on a telephoto lens is seated further up on the lens to center the balance of the camera/lens setup, and is usually narrower than where the FTZ mount sits on the camera. As such, you may have to try the setup on your specific camera/lens/FTZ mount/gimbal setup for compatibility testing.

Q: 8. I just purchased the Tamron SP 150-600 from you and now find that the lens foot is not compatible with my tripod ball head. I am interested in this or similar (6 ) as I will possibly be purchasing a gimbal head later which would require the longer plate. My question though is this plate shows two screws but my lens foot only has one. Does this mean that I must order a shorter plate to get one with one screw or is the second screw removable and not needed? Thanks for your help.Paul Sorrells

A: The screws do come out of the quick release plate. Six inches is a bit too long for that lens and this one would be a better choice for an Arca-Swiss style quick release plate for that lens,Wimberley P30 Quick Release PlateB&H # WIQRPP30 Mfr # P-30http://bhpho.to/VwdNk1

Q: 9. I have a Kirk FTZ L-bracket mounted on the FTZ adapter. One problem I have is that I cannot have the FTX-Kirk combination mounted at the same time as the current plate (3LT) I have mounted on the Z7 bottom because it interferes with the FTZ plate. So... using this Acratech plate on the Z7, can I keep it on while also taking the FTZ-Kirk combo on and off. See, I'd like to be able to keep the Acratech plate on the camera for when I use the Z lenses, and just switch out when I want to use an F lens.?

A: You would have to try that combination to get a definitive answer.

Q: 10. I have a Tamron 150-600 SP Lens, and am awaiting the arrival of my new iFootage TC7 from you. Till this plate fit the TC7 and my lens?

A: You know the lenght of the Tamron foot, this plate is for 4'' - If the TC7 is compatible with Arca Swiss system it will works.