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p.1 #6 · p.1 #6 · RRS L plate for 100-400 work with 300 f2.8? | |
I started out using the RRS MPR-113 Multipurpose Plate on my 300 2.8 L IS, but eventually went to the longer MPR-1. the MPR-113 is probably long enough to cover the range of balance including use with extenders, but I prefer the extra length just to not worry about running out of room, plus I find it nice for support while hand holding, as I mentioned before. Another nice thing about the long plate is it is a better handle to grab the lens by the plate to carry it hanging down, and also gives a better grip to pull it our of a bag and re grab it to drop it on to the clamp on the Wimberley.
Either the MPR-113 or the MPR-1 can also be used for other uses by adding a small screw clamp, which give you a macro slider rail for positioning a camera, and also gives you a so called nodal slide for panoramas. So if you get one now, it has other uses until you give in and buy a "Big White".
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