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FLM QRP-50 Quick Release Plate

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FLM QRP-50 Quick Release Plate
Key Features
  • Cork-Coated Surface
  • Laser-Engraved Scale
The QRP-50 from FLM is a dovetail quick release plate made for cameras with a 1/4"-20 tripod thread. It allows you to quickly attach and detach your camera from a tripod, monopod or other support. The cork-coated surface protects the bottom of your camera body and prevents camera-twist.
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FLM QRP-50 Overview

The QRP-50 from FLM is a dovetail quick release plate made for cameras with a 1/4"-20 tripod thread. It allows you to quickly attach and detach your camera from a tripod, monopod or other support. The cork-coated surface protects the bottom of your camera body and prevents camera-twist.

The plate can be displaced 25mm to adjust for camera balance or to find the nodal point.
Laser-engraved numbers on the side of the plate allow for accurate displacement.

FLM QRP-50 Specs

Quick Release Plate
Mounting
1x 1/4"-20 Male
Strap Loop
No
General
Quick Release Plate Type
Arca-Type
Quick Disconnect System
No
Bubble Level
No
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
5 x 2.9 x 0.6"

FLM QRP-50 Reviews

Good

By Gary
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-01-20

Good quality

Holds tight.

By John
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2019-01-27

Nothing beats German Precision! This is the best.

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Is this Arca Swiss compatible? Will L brackets ...

Is this Arca Swiss compatible? Will L brackets from KIRK or RRS lock onto base?
Asked by: JEFFREY
There are two parts to your question that was submitted on the product page of the FLM QRP-50 Quick Release Plate (B&H# FLCP50). First, you asked if the FLM QRP-50 Quick Release Plate (B&H# FLCP50) is Arca Swiss-compatible. Our response to that is that yes, it is, and so it will fit in most Arca-compatible quick release clamps. Second, you asked if L brackets from Kirk and Really Right Stuff (subsequently referred to as "RRS") lock into the base. . . of something -- presumably of the FLM QRP-50 Quick Release Plate (B&H# FLCP50). No, they do not as this is a plate and not a clamp. However, as of July 2021, all L brackets made by Kirk or RRS that we currently sell follow the Arca standard and thus fit into most Arca-compatible quick release clamps. As such, if you were asking if those will fit into an Arca-compatible clamp then the answer is that they are indeed designed to do so. (There is some variance among manufacturers, however, so not every plate and clamp combination will always work even if they both claim Arca-compatibility.) If you would also like us to recommend a clamp, please contact us by email, chat, or phone and tell us what the clamp will itself be attached to -- such as to a specific of make and model of tripod head.
Answered by: Yoni S
Date published: 2021-08-12

The one I got seems to be the same basic part ...

The one I got seems to be the same basic part with some differences. The one in the photo says made in Germany and has threaded holes in the side (I'm not sure what that's for) and mine doesn't say where it's made and has the typical small threaded Safety stop screw holes ...(was just interrupted for the obligatory robot check) ... which it didn't come with. So my questions are was mine made in Germany and was it supposed to come with the safety screws?
Asked by: Maryann
The currents FLM QRP-50 Quick Release Plate only have the brand, model and serial number engraved on the buttom of the plate. The threads on each side of the plate connected to a product that have been discontinued. FLM use to make an antitwist bar called FLM QRP-Stop.
Answered by: Llinelva D
Date published: 2023-06-06

question

I was wondering if there are any issues with this plate twisting while on camera, since it is a universal plate?
Asked by: Anonymous
The QRP plates are the most solid I've ever used, even with minimal tightening. This is partially due to the rubber-and-cork pads.
Answered by: Robert P.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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