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Key Features
- Ideal for Long Lens Photography
- Powder-Coated Aluminum Platform
- Fits on Cars Doors & Windows
- Built-In Bubble Level
The Eckla Eagle Car Door Lens Support is a powder-coated aluminum platform for a pro DSLR
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ORIGINAL QUESTION: Does it impede window ...
ORIGINAL QUESTION: Does it impede window operation? Can the window glass move a bit up or down with this attached to the door? The only answer given makes the assumption a head, camera and lens would still be attached to the mounting bracket. I want to know if the window would be fully operational with just the mounting bracket in place?
The window is operational when this support is in place.
Date published: 2019-07-22
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Does it impede window operation? Can the window glass move a bit up or down with this attached to the door?
Yes it can, But the extra weight of this mount and your camera, lens, etc. may damage the window motors in doing so. This would not be a recommended practice.
Date published: 2020-11-19
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Can it use for Sachtler FSB 8T head?
Yes. Nice combination.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Can it use for ball head like Sachtler FSB 8T?
Yes you can.
Date published: 2018-08-28
How much weight will this support? Can it handle ...
How much weight will this support? Can it handle a Sony a1 with 600 f/4 GM?
The Eckla Eagle Car Door Camera Lens Support (BH # ECCDCS) can easily handle a Sony a1 Mirrorless Camera (B&H # SOA1B), 1.6 lbs., with a Sony FE 600mm f/4 GM OSS Lens (B&H # SO6004GM), 6.7 lbs.
Date published: 2025-07-29
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Does it fit on a Toyota Landcruiser door ?
I have a Nissan Navara. But i think you can adjust it to sit on a Toyota
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Does it scratch the car door when mounted outside the window?
I suppose the metal lower section could scratch the door..if left installed and you drove another hour over gravel roads. The device is designed to be installed on the inside of a door. IF you decided it was best used on the outside, I'd personally find something like foam wrap for pipes or even glue some old bicycle inner rube around the metal edge and then use some green painters Masking tape for a non permanent non sticky residue way to hold the rubber edge to the door. I don't think I'd drive around with the Eagle on the outside of my vehicle. Dust and road grime aren't good for bearings.
Date published: 2018-08-28