My Favorite Quick Release Systems

[@zaptosemedia]

Tripods are on my never ending list of things i need to update!. Ill check those quick release ones out, seem really easy to use!

[@BrownieBits450]

They are easy to use and very versatile! The base plate for the f38 is also tiny so even with my battery grip, its not uncomfortable to keep on!

[@AndreSjoberg]

Been looking at those ulanzi plates myself, for sometime down the road, ulanzi has really brought the a-game in terms of churning out small useful products at a reasonable price point, too bad their stuff is kinda hard to get her in Norway - not a huge amount of people and the «pros» tend to go for the industry standard solutions, so that leaves a small group of enthusiasts as the market - but I seriously need a cage or some magnet based thingy on my tripod in the studio to quickly slap my phone on it to film, I hope they will make something with a built in charger, cause then I can slap my phone on, it’ll charge through the magnet so no worries about power, and I have the usb c port free for adding the mic or wireless mic receiver, wish they could make something like that :)

[@BrownieBits450]

Ulanzi has some great ones! I love the f38 system for my camera... the pgytech might be decent for your phone since it can grow with you... and if the wirless charging has a 1/4 20 thread, it can plug easily into that with a lot of attachment options like window mounts, superclamps and the tripod! I hope you can find what you need quickly and easily

[@AndreSjoberg]

@@BrownieBits450 Yeah, they have so many options, I really just need to find some time and sit down and «build» what I need :) Biggest hurdle has been finding *something* with threads and magnetic charger as the base, for mounting on a tripod, Ulanzi has the ST-28 which is *almost* perfect, but doesn’t have charging capabilities, and the smallrig 4299 would have been perfect but no charger either - and thw charger is important to be able to plug in the usb-c mic or wireless receiver - the dji mic 2 receiver has passthrough, so it *can* work, but in the shop I’m mainly using the rode videomic go 2 which hasn’t passthrough on power :/ Soooooooo close finding the perfect setup