What fits on my Flexshooter?
The Flexshooter tripod heads
accept almost all camera plates and L-brackets, lens plates and replacement feet with Arca-compatible profile with a width of 38 mm.
Flexshooters with lever clamp are a bit more tolerant; here you can readjust the clamp width so that your camera or lens sits really firmly on the Flexshooter. Please use our overview to check whether your accessories are compatible with the Flexshooter.
And if you’re not sure, we’re here for you! Just write us an email, give us a call, or use our chat.
By the way
…you can also mount macro rails, nodal point adapters, double swings, geared attachments or tele rails with the corresponding profile on your Flexshooter.
FlexShooter cross quick-release clamp with lever lock
ATTENTION:
The clamp profiles used should be at least 55 mm long and ideally also have safety stop screws on the underside of the plate!
The clamp is adjustable and could be adapted to the profiles listed as compatible. Adjustment is carried out via the knurled screw opposite the lever joint and can only be made when the clamp is open.
Accidental readjustment (assuming correct initial adjustment) when the clamp is closed is not possible. Adjustment is carried out completely without tools!
- Augenblicke-eingefangen plates and lens feet (tested on 15.02.2024)
- Really Right Stuff plates (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Kirk plates (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Wimberley plates (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Pro Media Gear plates (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Jobu Design profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Photoseiki profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
- UniqBall 38 mm profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
- FlexShooter 38 mm profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Berlebach 38 mm profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Novoflex clamp profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Sirui plates (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Gitzo D-profile plates (tested on 24.03.2020)
- Manfrotto Q6 clamp profiles (tested on 24.03.2020)
FlexShooter (formerly FlexLine) cross quick-release clamp
ATTENTION:
the clamping plates used should be at least 55 mm long and ideally also have safety stop screws on the underside of the plate!
- Augenblicke-eingefangen plates and lens feet (tested on 15/02/2024)
- Really Right Stuff plates (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Kirk plates (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Wimberley plates (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Pro Media Gear plates (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Jobu Design profiles (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Photoseiki profiles (tested on 15/11/2017)
- UniqBall 38 mm profiles (tested on 15/11/2017)
- FlexShooter 38 mm profiles (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Novoflex clamping profiles (tested on 19/06/2019)
- Sirui plates (tested on 19/06/2019)
- Berlebach 38 mm profiles, some plates hold well, others slip even with the clamp fully closed! (tested on 19/06/2019)
- Gitzo D-profile plates (tested on 15/11/2017)
- Manfrotto Q6 clamping profiles (tested on 15/11/2017)
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