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PASL3 Bracket Plate Adapter for Straps or Camera Carrying Devices

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#PASL3 adapter can be attached to the side of our Bracket Plates, it combines an integrated port for SS2 straps and 1/4-20 thread for attaching third party adapters.

Main uses for it are to create additional port for SS2 strap, or to accept Black Rapid QR or Spider Holster connectors, Fasteners; leaving the plate available for tripod mounting.

Also this PASL3 adapter has oversized loops for straps so that you can setup a hand strap with ease.

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Eliminates the need to choose!

I am so happy with this one: I was always getting stuck between putting my spiderpro or l-bracket on and it drove me nuts. I always had my SP plate on my body at all the wrong times and eventually just settled on a separate arca clamp that put the spider pin on the bottom of -- not something I felt was entirely secure. Found this little gem, bought it on a last second whim, mounted it to my PMG plate and I was sold on its functionality. Very secure 2-bolt mounting to the already solid plate, and lots of options for mounting stuff. I have it on a battery grip l-bracket (on the shutter button side) and although I like the extra finger support it offers, some may find the protrusion is a distraction. It works very well on body-only plates too. Came with the usual fantastic PMG customer support and construction and a very simple installation. A must for anyone who uses both arca and SP systems.

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Reviewed by: Chris from Ottawa, Canada. on 2/15/2015

Owner

I am a raving fan of ProMediaGear, it's my first stop for photography accessories. The fit and quality of this adapter is outstanding.

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Reviewed by: Dale Klippenstein Photography from Abbotsford, Canada. on 2/8/2015

Photographer

As always brilliant precision build quality that fits like a glove. Never disappointed with ProMediaGear.com gear.

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Reviewed by: Glen Johannes from Australia. on 4/3/2015

professional photographer

I made the switch from another popular L bracket to the Pro Media Gear design. I felt the modular design offered more uses and that proved correct with the addition of the Bracket Adapter for the Spider Holster. It was quick and easy to install and worked flawlessly with my Spider holders.

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Reviewed by: keith ibsen from Glen Cove, NY. on 5/8/2015

Works great with my Spyder Pro Holster @ highly recommend !!

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Reviewed by: Julian from Liverpool U.K.. on 5/10/2017

Retired

Great product. Well made and securely holds camera/lens. Works perfectly allowing me to keep my sling attached while camera is on my ball head. My only complaint is it's not entirely backwardly compatible with older PMG brackets. Bolt spacing is different on older products so on my D7100 bracket, only one bolt holds adapter to bracket. PMG says one bolt is sufficient but two bolts would make me feel better.

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Reviewed by: Tony Reynolds from Eagle River, AK. on 8/2/2017

Q: How is the Bracket Plate attached to a Promedia Gear L-Bracket?

Asked by: Pete - 2/16/2016

A: The Bracket attaches to the side ports of our ProMediaGear Plates. The plates have two threads and two guides on each side for mounting accessories. To one side L-Bracket is mounted to other you can mount the Strap Adapter or something else.

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Q: Will this adaptor work with my Really right stuff camera body foot plate for my Nikon D 810. I would like to use this with my Black Rapid so I can quickly connect to my tripod ?

Asked by: santosh - 1/30/2015

A: No this adapter will not work. But you can mount this adapter to CB60 clamp and then use that to clamp onto your Really Right Stuff RRS plates. And then you can use it with Black Rapid Strap.

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Answer provided by: Tom (2/17/2016)

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Q: does it flip?

Asked by: Mark Dagneau - 3/25/2017

A: The PASL3 can be flipped and faced either outward or inward to fit your shooting style.

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Answer provided by: Tony (3/26/2017)

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Q: Hi I am using the L plate from my Canon 1DX and plan to buy the Spider Camera Holster Think Tank Steroid SpiderPro Holster Kit. I will buy the PASL3 Bracket. Does it come with the pins as well or Do I have to buy the pin from Spider Camera guys ? Does the pin go in the threaded hole ? If you could explain how the fin is fitted it would be great. Thanks. Manny

Asked by: Manny - 5/1/2017

A: The PASL3 doesn't come with Pin or ball. That has to be purchased separately. It offers the female 1/4-20 thread so that an adapter of your choice can be fitted to it so that the plate is still tripod mountable. The PASL3 attaches to the side of our Bracket plates (L-brackets base plates) with two screws (included).

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Answer provided by: Tom (5/1/2017)

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Q: I have a custom camera plate by really right stuff for the Nikon D4 that holds a strap with a quick detach. Will your Pasl3 adapter fit on my camera plate? Thank you.

Asked by: Armando - 11/8/2017

A: No, The PASL3 is designed to bolt onto our Arca Compatible Universal PBX3 and our Customer Bracket Plates. We do manufacture a clamp, CB60v2 that has the Modular Accessory sides that will accept the PASL3. The CB60v2 is Arca Compatible and will fit the RRS plates as well.

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Answer provided by: Tony (11/8/2017)

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