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The Jobu Design NX2 Surefoot Lensplate (4.5") is designed to safely mount and secure most small telephotos, such as a 300 mm F4, 70-200 F2.8 or F4, 400 F5.6, 300mm F2.8 and other similar lenses, to your tripod. It features double safety-stops and a double-dovetail profile (for using quick release flash brackets), and it's compatible with all other North American Arca-Swiss-style lensplates. It also has a built-in anti-twist flange to prevent your lens from unscrewing during use. This lensplate is similar to the NX1, but offers an additional 1" of room for longer lens-feet, or for mounting accessories, or for more balance adjustment.
Pick a plate that is 1" longer than the mounting-foot on your lens to allow enough room for a flash bracket with quick release to be added. Most small lenses use 1 mounting screw. Most medium to large lenses use 2 or more mounting screws.
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Comments about Jobu Design NX2 Surefoot Lensplate (4.5"):
Simple to attach and provides lock tight securement for using lens attachment to the gimbal head. Easy to remove as well. Excellent choice to protect your lens!
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I use the mount on a cannon 70-200 f/2.8, which is attached o a cannon 40D w/battery pack. The mount was easy to install and holds camera firmly on the ball head. One thing I would suggest is to balance the camera/lens unit prior to using to save time. I put a pencil on the dining table and set the lensplate on it. When I get the approximate balance point I used small piece of tape to mark the spot. This makes mounting the camera fast.
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Great lenses plate really holds my 100-400 steady& it locks it in tight worth the money
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Well made plate that is long enough to balance a Canon 7D with battery grip - and the Canon 300mm f 2.8 IS lens with or without a 1.4X teleconverter.
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Easy to ajust
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Last year I put my Sigma 150-500 on a 488RC2 ball head to capture BIF. Yikes! This Jobu Gimbal 3 head handles my lens with ease. Once it is balanced it is so easy and smooth to change orientation and it just sticks there. Very sturdy and easy access to the lens and head controls. Glad I put the 4.5 Surefoot Lensplate on my lens as well.
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The lens plate is very well built. I've owned some going from the top of the line Wimberley ones to the cheap Chinese copies. I would put the Surefoot more on the Wimberley side. The cut of the material is clean and it's not a low quality aluminum like the one used on the Chinese copies, that make the lens plate pretty light compared to others.
A must have for any telephoto lens that has a foot on it.
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