The 16x9 Inc. Cine Base M15 Camera Support Plate for Sony FS100 raises the camera's height in order to align the camera-lens with matte boxes.

Raises Camera Height    Helps Align Camera with Matte Boxes    Mounts onto Cine Base or Cine Dovetail    Redundant Locking Mechanism    Multiple Threads

Raises camera height so that you can align it with matte boxes and/or sunshade onto the rods

Mounts directly onto Cine Base or Cine Dovetail

Redundant locking mechanism is activated on the side panel for added security

3/32" Set-screw activates a spring-loaded brake-system to avoid the plate from shifting off the 15 mm Cine Base or Compact Dovetail

Multiple threads offer additional support for your camera and prevent it from shifting

Made out of solid aluminum for rigid support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this on a A7sii? All I care about is access to the battery for change-out.

A: The Really Right Stuff BA7R2 Base-Plate for Sony a7 II Series, BH # REBA7R2PLATE would be the correct option for the A7S II.

Q: 2. Does this fit the OM-1 Mk II?

A: The Really Right Stuff Base Plate for Olympus OM-1 Mirrorless Camera is compatible with the OM SYSTEM OM-1 Mark II Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 3. Will this plate work with the Battery Griip? I don't see the hole in the bottom of the Grip for the pin that is in line with the tripod mounting bolt.

A: No, this plate is meant to work for body only.

Q: 4. Does this happen to fit the R5 Mark II?

A: The Really Right Stuff Base Plate for Canon EOS R5 and R6 Mirrorless Camera is not compatible with the Canon R5 Mark 2 camera.

Q: 5. Will this work with the a7 III?

A: This product will not fit the A7 III.

Q: 6. Does the mounting screw stay attached to the plate? I have a Kirk plate that the screw just falls out.

A: Yes, it stays attached.

Q: 7. Can I place a hand grip on the RRS L plate for sony a7r3?Can I attach it to the bar at the bottom of the base plate?

A: I have been using the a7RII RRS L plate (mostly without the L) for a couple of years. Combined with the Peak Design anchors, it was the perfect camera carry for me. So I was disappointed with the RRS plate on my new a7RIII; missing the attachment point on the lower right. I was ready to have a machine shop mod one for me but; I found a pretty good alternative.The new RRS plate has a hex tool slot (which is handy but not necessary) I found that by attaching the PD anchor to the strap attachment in the base and feeding it through the hex key slot; voila! a pretty well balanced carry. It could be better an inch to the right but it works much better than any other combo I tried. I am not sure this would work with a hand strap but you could give it a try.

Q: 8. will this work on an a7r iv?

A: No.

Q: 9. Does this fit the R6 Mark II?

A: The Really Right Stuff Base Plate for Canon EOS R5 and R6 Mirrorless Camera is compatible with the Canon EOS R6 Mark II Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 10. Is it really true you can not open the battery door with this mounted?

A: The battery door must be removed from the camera and put on the RRS bracket just as my Sony A7RII with the full plate. Very easy to change and the RRS plate even is gasketed where it contact the camera around the opening where the battery is inserted.