Hi folks. I am looking for a Kirk PZ-36 quick release plate or similar (Arca fit, quite long) - see here
http://www.kirkphoto.com/1_3_4in_x_2_7_ ... read.html#
Warehouse express is a blank. Any clues as to where I could get one without import would be much appreciated: I know there is a seller on the evil place, but I'm reluctant to use him without recommendation.
Kind regards and thanks
David.
Source of quick release plates in the UK
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Re: Source of quick release plates in the UK
Try here, the giottos are supposed to be OK. I have used the FLM and been happy.
http://www.speedgraphic.co.uk/heads/qui ... 7_10c.html
I have bought long plates on ebay from China without incident or duty as they were so cheap.
http://www.speedgraphic.co.uk/heads/qui ... 7_10c.html
I have bought long plates on ebay from China without incident or duty as they were so cheap.
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Re: Source of quick release plates in the UK
Thanks Dave. I bought the chinese plates from ebay too, and they seem fine. For less than twenty quid all in, - compared to $55 bucks plus shipping plus VAT plus some arbitrary amount of money as an offering to the god of parcelforce - they are pretty reasonble too.
Cheers
David.
Cheers
David.
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Re: Source of quick release plates in the UK
I'd go to Bob Rigby's http://www.bobrigby.com/wimberley/p5uniplate.htmlAcheron Photography wrote:Hi folks. I am looking for a Kirk PZ-36 quick release plate or similar (Arca fit, quite long) - see here
http://www.kirkphoto.com/1_3_4in_x_2_7_ ... read.html#
Warehouse express is a blank. Any clues as to where I could get one without import would be much appreciated: I know there is a seller on the evil place, but I'm reluctant to use him without recommendation.
Kind regards and thanks
David.
David