Chrosziel launches dish-end camera plate for Sony EX-3
Jul 16, 2009 11:54 AM
A cut-out in the plate prevents the camera from damage and ensures contact between the Sony EX-3 base and the plate.
Chrosziel has designed a form-fit dished-end camera plate for the Sony EX-3 camcorder that enlarges the contact surface to the camera. It thus distributes holding forces beyond the thread areas, providing twist protection and safe hold of the camera.
The form-fit plate takes into account the screw sticking out the camera’s base. A cut-out in the plate prevents the camera from damage and ensures contact between the camera base and the Chrosziel support plate.
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