The Quick Release Plate for Nikon FTZ Adapter from Acratech has an anti-twist flange that runs the length of the plate to prevent the adapter from moving while attached to the plate.This plate allows you to mount the FTZ adapter on a tripod, which reduces the weight and stress on the camera's lens mount when using heavier lenses.

Designed for the FTZ Adapter    Arca-Type-Compatible Dovetail Mount    Anti-Twist Flange Prevents Movement    Reduces Weight Stress from Camera Mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. What kind of tripod would this quick release plate work with?

A: This plate will fit any ARCA-Swiss type tripod head clamp. Do a B&H search for arca compatible head . You'll get 346 results. For best flexibility, I'd recommend the knob release variety rather then a flip-lock. Acratech makes high quality plates.

Q: 3. Does this plate have safety stops?

A: No, the Acratech 4" telephoto quick release plate does not have safety stops/screws/pins.

Q: 4. 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.

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. Is the tripod screw tightened with a coin slot, allen wrench, or a fold down finger handle?

A: Hi - it uses an allen wrench!

Q: 7. Will this work with a Nikon 200-500mm lens? that lens tripod collar only has one hole

A: Yes, you can use the 4 lens plate #2131 with the Nikon 200-500mm lens. The plate comes with 2 screw to be used with lenses that have more than 1 threaded hole.

Q: 8. Does the end plate prevent rotation with a Nikon 200-500 mm telephoto lens?

A: Yes it does. This plate also comes with 2 screws. You can use the extra screw if your lens has 2 mounting holes. This will also prevent rotation.

Q: 9. Can this be used on the canon RF 600 mm F/4?

A: Yes, the Acratech Quick Release Plate for Telephoto Lenses (4") can be used with the Canon RF 600mm f/4 L IS USM Lens.

Q: 10. Will this work on a canon EF 100-400 with an existing collar and plate? The plate has one screw.

A: The Acratech Quick Release Plate for Telephoto Lenses (5") would be too long for use with the Canon 100-400mm lenses. As an alternative, if you own the original push/pull Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM Lens, the Acratech Quick Release Plate for Telephoto Lenses (2.5"), B&H # ACQRLP2.5, would be the correct lens plate for your usage needs. If you own the new twist-zoom Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM Lens, then the Acratech 3.5" Lens Plate for Canon, B&H # ACLPC3.5, would be the correct lens plate for your usage needs.