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The NICEYRIG 3/8 Inch Camera Quick Release Screw Adapter is a 5-pack of precision-engineered stainless steel screws featuring a standard 3/8"-16 thread and a knurled 12mm head for easy handling. Designed for compatibility with DSLR rigs, tripods, monopods, and quick release plates, these durable screws ensure reliable, long-lasting camera mounting solutions favored by professionals and enthusiasts alike.
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,047 in Camera Mounts & Clamps |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 147 Reviews |
M**T
Solid, basic, no tricks!
Great - worked well, used for a custom camera mount
D**R
They get the job done
Very well machined camera release screws. Great price. Highly recommend.
I**N
Shaft too long for my mount and threads are 1.5mm shorter than shown.
I knew these might be a little too long and bottom out in my mount (which they do), but I figured I'd just grind the threads down. But instead of 7mm of threads as shown in the picture with measurements, there's only 5.5mm so if I take off the 2mm or so I need, there just won't be enough threads left. As for durability, I had to use a smaller screwdriver and it immediately chipped the slot which was a bit of a surprise.
M**.
Never let me down!
Niceyrig always holds well to their name.
Q**H
Exactly what I need
Very high quality and worth the money ๐
M**E
Very good for my application
These fit my quick release plate perfectly. They are holding just as they should.
J**J
Five Stars
great value. work well.
A**R
Does not fit O'Connor style plates (Head/shaft of screw too narrow, slips through slot on plate)
If you're looking for cheap replacement screws for professional grade fluid heads/camera plates, I would not recommend this product. While the threading is 3/8-16, the head and shaft of the screw is too narrow for o'connor style plates. The head can easily slip through the slot on the plate (pretty much negating the use of the screw haha). It's best to source your screws from a cinema-grade manufacturer, even though they're ridiculously expensive.
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