Will the head hold a vertical L-plate on a d810?
880808
I use this as a travel pod, and I have a d7100. Although your d810 is heavier I do think it will handle the extra load. I don't think it will handle it dropping it the drop slot, but since you have the L-bracket I feel it will do the job as long as you don't have a 14-24 hanging off the front. Good luck.
880809
It holds my Realy Right Stuff L-plate in both portrait and landscape positions fine, which is Arca-Swiss style, 37mm wide.
1503515
Works fine on a D700, the D810 has the same 10 pin remote terminal on the front.
2185277
It should. Nikon has it included in their list of power accessories on the D810 webpage.
1560858
Nope. Only tripod connector is on the bottom. You either need a tripod that lets you turn the head sideways (my larger Bogen one does) or a basic "L" bracket. May even come up with something from Home Depot if you are the crafty type. Remember, camera and tripod standard screws are 1/4"-20 so they are easy to find in the hardware store.
1090913
The Velbon head has a standard 1/4 inch thread fitting, so any tripod that offers that will accept that head. Almost all tripods have that, it is an industry standard for consumer market tripods.The Vanguard VT 200 seems to come with its own head, but judging by the pictures, it will unscrew and the Velbon head can then be substituted, provided the Vanguard uses the industry standard screw.Unscrew the Vanguard head and measure the diameter of the screw that sticks up from the tripod. If it is 1/4 inch, you're good to go.
287297
I just tried my manfrotto quick release plate and it didn't fit. The Barska plate's ridges are just a bit smaller.
2222906
It would be very helpful to have a camera mount head that allows for vertical up-and-down focusing. I already had a spare camera mount head that I attached to the monopod.
1121085
It should support your D7100 just fine. This is a very sturdy and light tripod. You usually can't go wrong with Manfrotto tripods!
1238408
You must have an Arca Swiss compatible tripod head mounted on your tripod. The L bracket should be compatible with any Arca Swiss compatible tripod head.
784000
I'm using vanguard and velbon tripod. Both quick release fit this plate. So I believe manfrotto's quick release will fit.
2228802
It works with the L bracket on my D90 and D7100 cameras. It is the Arca-Swiss style clamp on the ball head. Hope this answers your question.
1443726
Its a good pan and tilt head on a small tripod or monopod. I use it with a GH4 and 5D3 on a monopod and the quick release plate is very useful for gorilla style shoots.
697761
No idea as I shoot D800 Nikon. The plate is adjustable left and right underneath the camera. So shift it to the left to get more clearance. Use a tool to make sure the L-plate is reasonably snug by tightening the 1/4-20 screw. If the plate twists on the camera it is too loose. Don't tighten it so much it damages the camera. You might also check at cyberguys.com for a special USB cable with a special end to plug into the camera. You might find a 90 degree USB connector which would help. If you are willing to spend the money, buy a Really Right Stuff or Kirk L-bracket custom made for your camera. The price will be about 2x the Desmond cost. No idea as I shoot D800 Nikon. The plate is adjustable left and right underneath the camera. So shift it to the left to get more clearance. Use a tool to make sure the L-plate is reasonably snug by tightening the 1/4-20 screw. If the plate twists on the camera it is too loose. Don't tighten it so much it damages the camera. You might also check at cyberguys.com for a special USB cable with a special end to plug into the camera. You might find a 90 degree USB connector which would help. If you are willing to spend the money, buy a Really Right Stuff or Kirk L-bracket custom made for your... » Read More No idea as I shoot D800 Nikon. The plate is adjustable left and right underneath the camera. So shift it to the left to get more clearance. Use a tool to make sure the L-plate is reasonably snug by tightening the 1/4-20 screw. If the plate twists on the camera it is too loose. Don't tighten it so much it damages the camera. You might also check at cyberguys.com for a special USB cable with a special end to plug into the camera. You might find a 90 degree USB connector which would help. If you are willing to spend the money, buy a Really Right Stuff or Kirk L-bracket custom made for your camera. The price will be about 2x the Desmond cost. « Show Less
905689
I do not own a D810, but looking at what i have, it should not have any major issue. Even if the bracket obstruct the connection of the cable, you can always mount bracket onto the camera such that you will have more allowance to the cables output's side.
1746428
I'd have to try it out. I roll with the Giottos quick release, too. The Velbon plate is pretty narrow. The main considerations are the leveling bubbles on the Giottos. They hang lower than the rest of the base plate, making it difficult to mount it somewhere flat and wide.
740378
As long as part of your king pin is below the plate then the cup on the tripod will slip over it and will work great.
129055
Yes it will fit with the D810. Just buy the Nikon version which has a t mount that conects the lens to the camera. There is no communication between the lens and camera so you have to shoot all manuel.