The Arca-Swiss Adapter 3/8"-16 from Jobu Design will mount to any device that accepts a 3/8"-16 female thread, and convert it into an Arca-Swiss-compatible device. You can mount it to a ball head for quick installation into a gimbal head, or mount it to the bottom of a gimbal head to drop into a ball head or leveling head. This includes a custom stainless steel 3/8"-16 socket head Allen bolt, and a 5/32 Allen key.

Mounts to Any Device With 3/8"-16 Thread    Arca-Swiss Compatible    Includes Allen Bolt and Allen Wrench

Mounts to any device with a 3/8"-16 thread

Arca-Swiss compatible

Includes Allen bolt and 5/32 Allen wrench

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this head compatible with bogey 3021 tripod

A: It accepts a standard 1/4in male tripod thread on the bottom (the smaller size), if your tripod has the larger 3/8in thread size you will need some sort of adapter

Q: 2. Will this fit/work on a A7R3?

A: I am a photography enthusiast, recently bought this plate to mount my a7r3 with a monoball q0 ball head quick release system. It works good. I left it attached on the bottom of my camera. Sometimes I shoot handheld, the plate does not get into my way. Maybe because my supporting hand is holding the big lens, not the body.(sony 24-70 gm).

Q: 3. Arca-Swiss Cameraplate Index monoball Fix is compatible with a pin hole fitting Sigma sd Quattro? Thanks.

A: That camera is not listed as tested by Arca-Swiss. We have the opinion that there is a very good chance the locating pin will work.

Q: 4. Will my gitzo 5 series hold this head?

A: Yes, the Arca-Swiss d4 Tripod Head with MonoballFix Quick Release (Geared) is compatible with the Gitzo Series 5 tripods.

Q: 5. is this compatible with 1dx canon camera with a 70-200 mm 2.8 lens?

A: I have this on a Nikon 750 body and do not use large lenses on this body. It would work but this plate is not as substantial as a full size arcs-swiss compatible plate.

Q: 6. What is the purpose of the pins? Why should I get this plate for my Canon 7D instead of a cheaper plate without the pins?

A: The pin, there is only one, simply assists to help place the plate accurately on the base of a camera i.e. parallel to the body. The plate actually has more holes for the pin, i.e. fits more cameras, than the diagram reveals but should suit your Canon just fine (though, caution, I use Nikon). However, it's not essential to use it and, at least in my case, the pin came separated from the plate. So, fit it or not. My reason for choosing this plate versus the other is its length. I want stability, so the more length the better, in my view. Aesthetically, on the Nikon, it sits/looks better too, than the square version does, but hardly a reason to drive a purchase decision, As for price, it's just a few dollars more, they are very close. I guess you pay for the extra length.

Q: 7. Hi can this MonoballFix Quick Release work on the RRS L plane system?Thanks!

A: The MonoballFix quick release system is not the same as regular Arca-type and will not be compatible with RRS systems.

Q: 8. What size MonoballFix plate would be recommended for a Canon 5D MIII holding a wide angle lens?

A: The Arca-Swiss monoballFix Cameraplate for Select SLR Cameras B&H # ARSFSLR would be the correct plate to use. https://bhpho.to/2WR7bMz

Q: 9. Does this have the pins for the hasselblad 907x body? Can the pins be moved to adjust accordingly?

A: Although this plate has an adjustable pin, it would not be compatible with the Hasseblad 907X.

Q: 10. hi,is there a clamp with a escale engraved on it?

A: There aren't any clamps with scales engraved on them. However, there are many Arca-compatible panoramic rails with degrees engraved on them that you could use, such as the Sunwayfoto DPG-3016 Stereography Rail: http://bhpho.to/1cUTch9