This Universal Height-Adjustable Manfrotto-Style 15mm LWS Baseplate from Niceyrig features a 15mm LWS rod clamp baseplate to accommodate standard 15mm rods, and a quick release top plate is included for integration with Manfrotto tripod systems. The system is height adjustable within a 1.1" range to accommodate a follow focus system or matte box.

Various 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads can incorporate lens supports and other accessories, as well as on the bottom for mounting onto a tripod or rig. The quick release plate features 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 screws to secure your camera.

Quick Release Manfrotto-Style Plate    15mm LWS Rod Clamp    1.1" Height Adjustable    Various 1/4"-20 and 3/8"16 Threads    1/4"-20 and 3/8"16 Camera Screws

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to connect 2 of this to get double the length? of course with 3 stands....thanks

A: i have used a screw on adapter on the end of the middle light stand to attach two.

Q: 2. Anyone know if there's any way to take the sections apart for easier travel?

A: Greetings Scott. It collapses pretty short anyway. taking it apart would only shorten it by approximately 4 .

Q: 3. Will this adapt a Tiltaing 15mm LWS Baseplate Type IV (TA-BSP4-15-B) baseplate?

A: No, the Tilta LWS Baseplate Adapter Type II (Black) is incompatible with the Tiltaing 15mm LWS Baseplate Type IV (Black). The LWS Baseplate Adapter Type II can be used or Tilta Manfrotto receiver base plates.

Q: 4. Will this work with bmpcc 6k and the manfrotto MVH500AH (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1022509-REG/manfrotto_mvh500ah_flat_base_fluid.html)?

A: Yes the SmallRig 501PL-Compatible Baseplate for BMPCC 6K and 4K is compatible with the BMPCC 6k and it is also compatible with the Manfrotto MVH500AH Flat Base Fluid Head. You would attach the tripod plate to the bottom of the SmallRig 501PL-Compatible Baseplate using the tripod's 1/4 20 screw, or it's 3/8-16 screw, or ideally both if your plate has both.

Q: 5. Do you need a screwdriver to remove the lever of the door for the battery and card?

A: No, the lever on this SmallRig Baseplate that covers the battery door on the Nikon Z30 can just be pushed aside to access the battery or memory card.

Q: 6. Is the small red sliding camera mounting plate compatible with arca type clamps such as the Kessler kwik?

A: The sliding camera plate is not arca type. However Zacuto offers the VCT Pro Tripod Doc, B&H # ZAZVCTPD, for this exact purpose. https://bhpho.to/2F3poO0

Q: 7. Does it compatible to black magic Ursa (big one,7.5 kg),Dr Asok

A: Yes should work fine, Its made to be universal. You might need some longer 15mm rods then the ones provided depending on your lens/rig set up. I think it comes with a 6 inch pair. It's more then solid enough to hold the weight.

Q: 8. Would this baseplate work with the Ursa Mini Pro G2?

A: While this is specifically designed for Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema series, it can also work with the following: Manfrotto 501PL quick release plates, ARRI-style dovetail mounts, 15mm LWS rod systems, SmallRig cages 2203 and 2254.

Q: 9. Will this work w/Zcam F6 in 8Sinn cage (bottom ~8mm thick)? ...#’s look good. Currently 8Sinn bridgeplate, but it doesn’t engage safety catches front & rear of 12” Arri dovetail plate as 8Sinn plate dovetails too thin and shallow; not safe. Working with Wooden Universal Matte Box, Xeen Primes, Vmount attached to rear of cage via Nitze mount, Ninja V + Zacuto Kameleon, (all from B&H thank you!)... so a fair load on good ole O’Connor 50 head. Difficult to find a good sled...any recommendations? Looked at Arri’s & everything you’ve got but Zcam is too tiny. At least it was when I started!

A: This is designed specifically for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k and 6K along with select SmallRig Cages. We do not recommend it for use with the ZCam F6.

Q: 10. How much weight does this pole hold? I am looking to attach a super clamp and a 5D Mark II.

A: It can hold a fair-bit of weight, but because it's designed to hold seamless paper or a cloth backdrop there's quite a bit of deflexion in the pole i.e. it's not very steady. In a pinch, it's probably fine. There are better ways to hold a camera overhead. Personally, I'd use speedrail. I've done 12' spans with speed rail. Avenger and Matthews both make clamps to attach speedrail to stands and then a super clamp works fine to attach a camera and/or lights.