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Xin View Lens Tripod Mount Ring for Nikon RT-1 Nikkor AF-S 300mm F/4E PF ED VR and 70-200mm F/4G ED Product Description ?Made of aviation aluminum materials, CNC precision machining, anodized surface, with stainless steel screw, light weight hollow out design, net weight is about 160g. ?Referring to and modified from Nikon original standard design, structure is enhanced, details are improved, and add the function of quick release plate, more practical. ?Tripod mount ring's inner diameter is about 68mm, using embedded flocking to increase contact surface; with three marks, convenient for lens rotation and alignment; fast spring lock, convenient for quick assembly and disassembly or adjust camera body for composition; removable quick release plate structure, reserved 1/4" and 3/8 " screw holes. ?Quick release plate is AS 39mm standard, compatible with RRS / ARCA-SWISS / KIRK / WIMBERLEY / MARKINS / SUNWAYFOTO / KANGRINPOCHE / BENRO / SIRUI / MARSACE / ISHOOT ball head of Arca 39mm fit, suitable for IS-JZ30 / IS-JZ50 / IS- JZ64 / IS-QJ58 / IS-QJ64 / IS-JZ60BK / IS-JZ70MFT / IS-JZ80BK ?Suitable for Nikon AF-S 300mm F/4E PF ED VR and AF-S 70-200mm F / 4G ED VR lenses Our Guarantee to You We guarantee the utmost in Quality, Authenticity and Customer Satisfaction All our Items are Brand New and 100% Authentic with Original Box and Papers Price Beat or Match, if we can't (which is hardly ever), we will give you R150 off your next order with us. At these prices stocks are very limited, so order now to avoid disappointment Please view our other listings HERE Looking for something that we have not listed. Let us know - Will will get the best price for you

This bracket provides an economical way to do both horizontal and vertical flash photography. This "L" bracket features two flash shoes, one for shooting with the camera in the standard horizontal position, and one for shooting in the vertical position. Flash brackets are designed to increase the distance between the flash head and the lens in order to minimize the occurrence of redeye and to also reduce flash-shadows behind the subject. By using an "L" shaped bracket the flash is slightly off-center, which also adds a little more dimension to the face in portrait photography.