iShoot L-Bracket Vertical Quick Release Plate for Canon EOS?

[russellsnr]

Hi, I use a viewfinder addition as shown but also like to use on the 6D an L-Bracket Vertical Quick Release Plate anyone else have a suggestion for a bracket that will allow access to the camera side as this iShoot L-Bracket Vertical Quick Release Plate for Canon EOS
may do?
I cannot find another image with iShoot not printed over so if not allowed allowed please remove image.

 

[Mr Badger]

Would one like this do? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Quick-Rel...mail&cal=42d2a911c676b&cust=0AH19251U9175020U

I bought one for my Canon 6D and it seems to fit my camera nicely, I've not used it much yet but it seems to fit my arca-swiss type tripod mount quite well. Despite the low price it seems quite sturdy but I wouldn't use it with a long heavy lens, but then again, I'd use the lens tripod mount for that anyway. Delivery time to England was about 18 days.

 

[russellsnr]

Would one like this do? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Quick-Rel...mail&cal=42d2a911c676b&cust=0AH19251U9175020U

I bought one for my Canon 6D and it seems to fit my camera nicely, I've not used it much yet but it seems to fit my arca-swiss type tripod mount quite well. Despite the low price it seems quite sturdy but I wouldn't use it with a long heavy lens, but then again, I'd use the lens tripod mount for that anyway. Delivery time to England was about 18 days.

Hi, thanks for the reply, I have one of those for the 6D but when you attach the VF in the image it makes the L bracket to short at the side. Thanks again Russ

 

[HoppyUK]

They look quite good, v similar to the Arca-Swiss design. Thought about one myself, but haven't actually used that one. It looks easily adjustable on the hoof, which is important, ditto the rounded angle/corner for comfort.

Personally I use a spacer adapter for cables clearance, though I still had to hack a lump out of it for the remote shutter release. Here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Improved-...295600&hash=item1a25c87ff5:g:72kAAOSwbqpT2zR8