I posted this question on the General Gear thread but thought I'd probably find a bigger audience here:
I find it difficult because of the narrow vertical side of my current L-bracket to plug in my remote on my Sony A7R III.
I've been searching the used market for an RRS L-bracket to replace the one I have now but can not find one anywhere.
I've searched Ebay, KEH and MPB and there are plenty available for the A7R II and A7R IV but not for the R III. Does anyone know whether these two RRS's are compatible on my R III?
Al Trujillo wrote:
I posted this question on the General Gear thread but thought I'd probably find a bigger audience here:
I find it difficult because of the narrow vertical side of my current L-bracket to plug in my remote on my Sony A7R III.
I've been searching the used market for an RRS L-bracket to replace the one I have now but can not find one anywhere.
I've searched Ebay, KEH and MPB and there are plenty available for the A7R II and A7R IV but not for the R III. Does anyone know whether these two RRS's are compatible on my R III? ...Show more →
Isn't the L-bracket for the A7Riii the same size and model as for the A7iii and the A9?
Jonas B wrote: Al Trujillo wroteI posted this question on the General Gear thread but thought I'd probably find a bigger audience here:
I find it difficult because of the narrow vertical side of my current L-bracket to plug in my remote on my Sony A7R III.
I've been searching the used market for an RRS L-bracket to replace the one I have now but can not find one anywhere.
I've searched Ebay, KEH and MPB and there are plenty available for the A7R II and A7R IV but not for the R III. Does anyone know whether these two RRS's are compatible on my R III?Isn't the L-bracket for the A7Riii the same size and model as for the A7iii and the A9?
I think that's right. I believe the model number was BA9. And they are hard to find.
If you are open to non-RRS plates, there are a number of knock-offs like the one above sold on various sites like amazon, ali express, etc. I understand why you might not want that though.
If you are open to non-RRS plates, there are a number of knock-offs like the one above sold on various sites like amazon, ali express, etc. I understand why you might not want that though.
I’ll take a look at those. The one I have now has worked for the most part except for port access issue. I’m not adverse to others as long as the vertical side is just a tad wider. Thanks for the link.
Update: I think that one by SUNWAYFOTO is the one I have on my camera. I’ll check when I get home.
Al Trujillo wrote:
I posted this question on the General Gear thread but thought I'd probably find a bigger audience here:
I find it difficult because of the narrow vertical side of my current L-bracket to plug in my remote on my Sony A7R III.
I've been searching the used market for an RRS L-bracket to replace the one I have now but can not find one anywhere.
I've searched Ebay, KEH and MPB and there are plenty available for the A7R II and A7R IV but not for the R III. Does anyone know whether these two RRS's are compatible on my R III? ...Show more →
I have really been liking my Rogeti L plates for my Sony cameras. Lighter and more rigid than the current two piece RRS plates and I really like the built in levels. It lets you offset the bracket to provide great access to the ports.
They say this model should fit the R III camera, it fits my R IVA bodies perfectly: