Tripod Plates & L-Brackets

16 products from 8 brands, including 3 Legged Thing, Really Right Stuff, Tether Tools. Prices from $22.95 to $473.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.

Tripod plates and L-brackets connect your camera to compatible tripod heads, monopods and other support systems. Choose a quick release plate for a straightforward mount, or an L-bracket for faster landscape-to-portrait changes while keeping the camera centred. This range includes options from Leofoto, SmallRig, 3 Legged Thing and Really Right Stuff.

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About the Tripod Plates & L-Brackets range

Check the quick release standard first. Many plates and L-brackets use an Arca-Swiss style dovetail, which must match the clamp on your tripod head. For an L-bracket, confirm whether it is shaped for your exact camera model, and check access to the battery door, ports, strap points and screen. Consider the plate or bracket width, mounting screw position, anti-twist features and available adjustment. A dedicated bracket generally fits more securely, while a universal bracket offers broader camera compatibility but may need more careful positioning.

Product names may refer to a camera model, a tripod head series or a plate length, so read the compatibility details before ordering. A camera L-bracket is not automatically compatible with every camera in the same brand or range. Check the exact model and revision, especially when cameras have different body dimensions or port layouts. Standard plates can also vary in length and shape. Miller plates in this range are intended for specified Miller heads, while Arca-type plates and brackets require an Arca-compatible clamp.

Tripod Plates & L-Brackets questions

Will an Arca-Swiss plate fit my tripod head?

It will fit only if your tripod head has an Arca-Swiss or Arca-type clamp. Check the head specifications and compare the clamp profile with the plate or L-bracket. A plate using a different proprietary system may require a matching head plate or adapter.

Do I need an L-bracket or a standard tripod plate?

Choose an L-bracket if you regularly shoot in both landscape and portrait orientation and want to change position without tilting the camera sideways. A standard plate is suitable when you mainly shoot in one orientation, or when a smaller and simpler mounting solution is preferred.

Can I use any L-bracket with my camera?

Not always. Dedicated L-brackets are shaped for particular camera bodies and may differ in screw position, height, width and access to controls. Universal models have more adjustment, but you should still check the camera dimensions and confirm that the bracket will not obstruct the battery door, ports or screen.

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