Yessir! F38 crew 4LYFE! Have used my quick release mounts and backpack strap for over a year now and love it! I go hiking with the family in the Shenandoah National park a bunch with my a7c and Tamron 28-200 and it hold solid and strong at all times 👍 Ulanzi doing its thing providing solid gear for an awesome value.
I love that ulanzi made a plate that works with both F38 and Peak Design mounts! They are a pleasure to use - as long as you remember to orient the plates the same direction on all your cameras to reinforce the muscle memory. For me it's F38 side to side, and PD backwards and forwards.
YES!!! I love the Falcam F38 system & mine just arrived in NJ... just waiting for it to make its way to Florida. I'm putting that system on everything, including the GoPro (I was so excited to see that they made an option for GoPro).
Yes I purchased the adapter plate for the PD Capture Clip in anticipation of receiving my Ulanzi F38 tripod!!! I’m excited to get all of my devices setup with the F38 quick release systems!!!
Alright!!! Finally you got to try it. Some feels that this is flawed due to being stuck sometimes but the pros outweighs the cons. Great video as always!
Btw you can remove the screw at the back of the backpack camera strip and shoulder strap to find a detachable base plate that you can use if you need extra. Hope it helps.
It’s not just so much easier for carrying your camera. Using your camera without a strap is so much nicer as far as handling and ergonomics go. In fact it was getting a new backpack, which meant that it was easier to take my shoulder strap off the camera and the improved experience using my camera without a strap,made me seek an alternative way to carry my camera. I ended up with a Nitze clip and I would never go back. I truly recommend taking the strap off your camera and look for an alternative way to carry it without a strap.
Great timing on this video. I picked up my FX30 yesterday. And I want a means to use it with my M3 gimbal, and now I have it. Thank you! RE the FX30, I'm still trying to wrap my head around the Cine EI workflow. I've watched a couple videos about it, but, I still need a walkthrough of how to actually work with Cine EI in a real world scenario. I do love how you can swipe up on the monitor to bring up the FN menu. It makes for quick changes, etc. More to come.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis The menu is different for shooting in SLog3. It doesn't have Gamma Assist specifically. It has four gamma display settings to choose from based on whether you're shooting in HLG, SLog, or non-Profile. It confused me at first. But, after a few minutes I settled on "Flexible ISO" mode and the "SLog3>709" display setting. Until I figure out the Cine EI mode, I'm going with Flexible ISO, which is basically your standard config for shooting in SLog3.
Nice! Will order! BTW with the release today (well at least to some of the other camera review guys) of the new OM5 hoping you can do a comparison to little Dougie at some point in the future.
Ulanzi and DJI are some super innovative companies. Can't believe we are witnessing these companies leap frog the competition. How is this humanly possible???
Do I understand correctly that I can buy some type of conversion to use a arcs Swiss system on the zero F 38? I am having trouble with the plate actually loosening on my camera, not the tripod. Any suggestions?
Firstly, thank you for your video! Secondly, when I saw "Amazing Upgrade from Peak Design" I thought you were saying it was an update from Peak Design 😂! Thirdly, can you turn these at a 90° angle and wear them on your waist belt? Fourthly, I believe they have an updated version to this now after a quick look around which quick releases off your harness.
I keep buying shit you recommend. WHY? Because I think I need it. Well, I do need it! On a serious note, thanks for all your help with purchasing little Dougie and now I'm looking at a newer full frame camera. Your channel is awesome. Keep up the good work 😀
"don't worry I am still wearing the same shirt" this made me crack up so much :D great video, as always. So if I want to attach it to my backpack and have a quick release for my tripods, I will need to buy two products - the basic system and the backpack strap kit, right? Thanks for being my guide in all gear related questions :D
falcam has a lpate that is PD one side and f38 the other. So you can have it all!! www.ulanzi.com/products/falcam-f38-pd-quick-release-plate-2465?_pos=3&_sid=17cab6214&_ss=r
Hey, do you have a recommendation for camera straps? I suppose Peak Design Slide is still the most useful, and Ulanzi sells a baseplate with lanyard loops that would be a good combo.
Hey Mark, do you think this can handle the weight of a Lumix S5 II with the 24-105mm f4 lens? I want to add this attachment to my tripod, gimbal, and to my teleprompter.
does the knobs of the f38 capture plate dig into your skin like what david manning said? really want to get the ulanzi but i consider comfort more important so if it does, i'd rather get the PD plate
he's talking about the backpack clip specifically. The plates themselves are fine on all the products but the backpack clip has knot that stick out. I think the Peak Design backpack clip is nicer - So I actually use the peak design clip with the special Ulanzi plate that has one side f38 and one side Peak Design. But if you're only getting a backpack clip and that's it with no other parts to the quick release system - I would just get the Peak Design
Quick question dear supreme camera gear reviewer, how u keep the thing sit flat on table while using these kind of quick release sys? I really like to lay my stufd on the table. Love ya!
it's frustrating that in order to position the camera in the pd capture clip with the lens facing down you must insert it into the tripod sideways, which makes the screw for the panning lock difficult to move
Man, thanks so much for the work you do! Thanks to you I bought my own little Dougie and the Uzlani F38 Quick Release. Which tripod should I get for the ZVE-10? Weight is not an issue as I only shoot here in my studio. Thanks again!
I have the ulanzi zero f38 quick release tripod I mentioned in this video for the studio as well. But I also have some less expensive k&f tripods that get the job done in the studio amzn.to/3Gkpxjd
This looks great! Just saw that they also have an L-bracket for A7 IV. And finally one with which you can flip the screen to the side and tilt it. Have you tried it yet?
Thanks for this great video. I wanted to ask if you recommend this for a a sony a7s3 and a24-70g master and a cage. It gets kind of heavy and as I see it there is just one screw for mounting it to a camera so you cant realy relay on it not twisting around. Do you still recommend this to a slighty bigger setup ?
You can definitely bolt in into a cage but it will likely twist eventually with a bigger setup. They have a Manfrotto compatible quick release system (the F50) that can go with bigger Manfrotto tripods
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis you are the best ' deservd my like and bell (your fan from the middle east) if you ever need a veiw of desert and camels to test your sthff dont hesitate
Hey Mark, do you still use the Falcam system? Was wondering your thoughts on it as I saw quite a lot of other comments from another video talking about how the plate will automatically get loose after a short period of time. While another brand called PGYTECH seems safer (but then it's also double the price of Falcam)
I still use the Falcam - everyday. The plates do not come loose if they are tightened properly. PGYTECH are good (I have some) - but their system is no where near as built out. The F38 has many tripods, backpack clips, camera straps, gimbals, cages. Go with the F38 - it's the best thing I have ever gone with
Great video! It's convincing me to go for this system. Only question I had is about the PD compatible one. I plan to use PD bag clip and use Ulanzi Strap clip. To keep the camera lens pointing down, will I need to loosen and rotate the base for f38 or PD system, or does it work in F38 base both ways, but PD only 1 way if that makes sense?
on that PD compatible plate - only one side will fit the peak design and the other the ulanzi. So if you wanted the lens pointed down on both clips, you'll need to rotate it - yeah.
no base plates will fit into the f38 system except f38 base plates. the f38 system and it’s base plates can be fastened into into any arca Swiss tripod head
I live the f38 because I have tons of Ulanzi stuff that fits it. Plus the f38 plate is arca compatible and can be used in other arca Swiss compatible devices
I asked earlier in your other post and I was on the website. The dimension is 85x46x22mm --- in your test with your backpack, does it work perfectly with the shoulder strap? I am using LowePro Photo Active BP 350 AW (daily), and LowePro BP 450 AW II (travel).
It fits on backpack straps well - but most backpack strap are padded so it's best to use a clamp wrench to help you put it on easily and save your fingers from the twisting of those little screws. Check out David Mannings video on how he does it. czcams.com/video/33twm5uXDuA/video.html
That is quite a clever technique. Yes, these straps are very well-padded. I guess I can't leave the clamp for a long period, otherwise, it will damage the padding materials.
I'm very close to ordering thr F38 tripod. Some people complained of the quick release plates coming lose. How have they performed for you? As a total beginner I'm unsure if I should just get the Zero Y to stick with standard Arca swiss.
the f38 plates are great and they don’t come loose if they are tightened properly. I use it every single day. love it. the zero y is great too, but I’m really digging the quick release
Do you get some strange vibrations with the M3 and the ulanzi M3 plate? When I have my ZV-E10 on it starts vibrating and then shuts off. I do however have a cage on my ZV-E10. I need to try and just use a f38 on the regular M3 plate, I think that will actually work better. The ulanzi M3 plate is quite thick.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I’m pretty sure i didn’t. I can balance it without problems but then when you have it on it suddenly starts to vibrate and shuts off. It’s the same problem as in this video czcams.com/video/D81RtZZr8GE/video.html
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis maybe you can do a full review on that plate. As far as I can see, there is no English speaking review on yt about that plate.
Those things are flawed for many folks. Slight size difference means they won’t work with some brand clamps other than their own. It’s small but measurable.
Not this one - falcam is updating the line where both plates seem to fit. The new backpack clip fits the peak design, falcam also sells a plate that’s peak design on one side and F38 on the other
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis It's a shame, I feel the Peak Design Range are really missing out on a 1/4-3/8 quick release plate for gear. I'm thinking of investing in the low profile Neewer or Smallrig Arca Type plates for my lighting and gear. That way all the PD Plates I've bought can be used even if it's not quick release :(
Yep he just looked blowed right by it , not reading titles just thumbnail. Pic of a camera “this changes everything “ assumed that wasn’t what he was looking for 🤷♂️ sorry mate ✌️
DON'T BUY THIS!!!!!!!! ULANZI F38 (SAMETHING) Camera Quick Release Plate sucks I've had cameras to fall off tripods and one broke and also it gets stuck sometimes..
mine and everyone I know who has them love them. they work perfectly for me. I’ve use them for a year straight everyday. you have to make sure the plate clicks in, is fastened properly and there’s a locking mechanism, so that the camera cannot be removed until the failsafe is released. Sorry you had a bad experience and it’s always possible you had a defective unit, but this is the first negative thing I have ever heard out of hundreds of users that comment.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I bought 3 of them and one of them Im sure I made sure it was clicked. but to make sure I put it but on it and shake it around and it still fell off. but I did have a Rokion 135mm lens on it., and the a7iii had a battery grip... I also had another one on my gimbal with a7siii with 24 to 70 lens, and it worked good for a while, but while on a wedding shoot it wouldn't let me take my camera off at 1st, then when I got it off I couldn't get it back on.. there are a couple of youtube channels that complain about them.. you must gotten good ones.. I've been using the UTEBIT 323 RC2 Quick Release Plate for years, they are bigger and cheeper but I love them never had problem holding any size camera with it.. I got the ULANZI F38 because they were smaller, but after the failers I went back to the other ones.. glade they worked for you but not for me. I'm a wedding videographer so I do alot of run and gun shooting maybe they are not good for that..
I did not quite understand, at first you had a base plate in your hands without 2 additional holes so that you could move the screws. Then you have a version with 2 threads in your hands. Please specify if I order from your link, will it be with 2 additional holes?
it is the same plate. at one point it is upside down and another point I showed the back of the plate. when I am talking about the threads I am talking about the hole in the centre of the plate that provides additional mounting options.
These are awesome. Just wish they were half the price. My money quick releases from my wallet with these things.
Frankly this is just the best channel in this niche on CZcams 🎉
I like this comment
Gotta say, love your enthusiasm!
I just ordered an adaptor plate for my tripod. I currently have the back pack clip. Awesome system.
Yessir! F38 crew 4LYFE!
Have used my quick release mounts and backpack strap for over a year now and love it! I go hiking with the family in the Shenandoah National park a bunch with my a7c and Tamron 28-200 and it hold solid and strong at all times 👍
Ulanzi doing its thing providing solid gear for an awesome value.
I absolutely love it. I don’t use anything else
I love that ulanzi made a plate that works with both F38 and Peak Design mounts! They are a pleasure to use - as long as you remember to orient the plates the same direction on all your cameras to reinforce the muscle memory. For me it's F38 side to side, and PD backwards and forwards.
Yes!! Haha - I am the same - ulanzi to the side and PD forwards and backwards
I was nervous that your shirt might change once your hair changed. But I’m glad you cleared that up for us
kept it on today too, just in case
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis you keep your gray shirt on, and I’ll keep my black shirt on and our subscribers won’t have heart attacks 😝
YES!!! I love the Falcam F38 system & mine just arrived in NJ... just waiting for it to make its way to Florida. I'm putting that system on everything, including the GoPro (I was so excited to see that they made an option for GoPro).
It’s so crazy good. It’s the only thing I use these days
I use it since few days. It is genius idea.
it is amazing
A while back these went on a massive sell and I STOCKED UP!!! 😂 I love them so much!
you should have alerted the world!!
Yes I purchased the adapter plate for the PD Capture Clip in anticipation of receiving my Ulanzi F38 tripod!!! I’m excited to get all of my devices setup with the F38 quick release systems!!!
Nice!! It’s so great and fast
I think I mentioned these on one of your videos - really good - well worth having
Super great system
Alright!!! Finally you got to try it. Some feels that this is flawed due to being stuck sometimes but the pros outweighs the cons. Great video as always!
Btw you can remove the screw at the back of the backpack camera strip and shoulder strap to find a detachable base plate that you can use if you need extra. Hope it helps.
@@johnalvinjiao5507 yes!! Should have mentioned that
It’s not just so much easier for carrying your camera. Using your camera without a strap is so much nicer as far as handling and ergonomics go. In fact it was getting a new backpack, which meant that it was easier to take my shoulder strap off the camera and the improved experience using my camera without a strap,made me seek an alternative way to carry my camera. I ended up with a Nitze clip and I would never go back. I truly recommend taking the strap off your camera and look for an alternative way to carry it without a strap.
Great timing on this video. I picked up my FX30 yesterday. And I want a means to use it with my M3 gimbal, and now I have it. Thank you!
RE the FX30, I'm still trying to wrap my head around the Cine EI workflow. I've watched a couple videos about it, but, I still need a walkthrough of how to actually work with Cine EI in a real world scenario. I do love how you can swipe up on the monitor to bring up the FN menu. It makes for quick changes, etc. More to come.
Still waiting for mine up here in Canada!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis The menu is different for shooting in SLog3. It doesn't have Gamma Assist specifically. It has four gamma display settings to choose from based on whether you're shooting in HLG, SLog, or non-Profile. It confused me at first. But, after a few minutes I settled on "Flexible ISO" mode and the "SLog3>709" display setting.
Until I figure out the Cine EI mode, I'm going with Flexible ISO, which is basically your standard config for shooting in SLog3.
These little things are great for cages as well. Nice stuff :)
They sell some cages too. Might have to do ANOTHER vid. Thanks, Shane!!
Just another great video, sir~~~
I appreciate that
Hi ! One question :
Ulanzi Zero Y + F38 quick release adapter + F38/PD plate -> do you have loose when you assembling all of that stuff ?
Thanks !
Can you fit two screws onto a smallrig cage for the sony a7siii with the f38 system?
Nice! Will order! BTW with the release today (well at least to some of the other camera review guys) of the new OM5 hoping you can do a comparison to little Dougie at some point in the future.
yes - I love Olympus so I’m going to try that
Ulanzi and DJI are some super innovative companies. Can't believe we are witnessing these companies leap frog the competition. How is this humanly possible???
ulanzi keeps upping their game - dji too.
My friend said thanks 🤪👌
Do I understand correctly that I can buy some type of conversion to use a arcs Swiss system on the zero F 38? I am having trouble with the plate actually loosening on my camera, not the tripod. Any suggestions?
Firstly, thank you for your video! Secondly, when I saw "Amazing Upgrade from Peak Design" I thought you were saying it was an update from Peak Design 😂! Thirdly, can you turn these at a 90° angle and wear them on your waist belt? Fourthly, I believe they have an updated version to this now after a quick look around which quick releases off your harness.
Can i use this to smallrig arca swiss system on my zhiyun m3s?
Hi Mark, I still don't completely understand the Arcadia and Swiss system. I have a Hohem MT-2 what exactly would I need? Thx!
I keep buying shit you recommend. WHY? Because I think I need it. Well, I do need it! On a serious note, thanks for all your help with purchasing little Dougie and now I'm looking at a newer full frame camera. Your channel is awesome. Keep up the good work 😀
Thanks. It’s good shit - as some might say 😂😂
"don't worry I am still wearing the same shirt" this made me crack up so much :D great video, as always. So if I want to attach it to my backpack and have a quick release for my tripods, I will need to buy two products - the basic system and the backpack strap kit, right? Thanks for being my guide in all gear related questions :D
Yes - you need the separate backpack clip to put it on your backpack amzn.to/3xgD6hs
Does the Falcam PD plate lock in the peak design capture clip v3? I love falcam but prefer the look of PD. Clip.
falcam has a lpate that is PD one side and f38 the other. So you can have it all!! www.ulanzi.com/products/falcam-f38-pd-quick-release-plate-2465?_pos=3&_sid=17cab6214&_ss=r
is there a Falcam F38 L bracket?
Hey, do you have a recommendation for camera straps? I suppose Peak Design Slide is still the most useful, and Ulanzi sells a baseplate with lanyard loops that would be a good combo.
I think that’s it. peak design has great straps, and you can use the ulanzi f38 quick release with the strap.
Hey Mark, do you think this can handle the weight of a Lumix S5 II with the 24-105mm f4 lens? I want to add this attachment to my tripod, gimbal, and to my teleprompter.
oh for sure. this is solid metal and can hold anything you throw at it
HAHA! I know you'll love it!
does the knobs of the f38 capture plate dig into your skin like what david manning said? really want to get the ulanzi but i consider comfort more important so if it does, i'd rather get the PD plate
he's talking about the backpack clip specifically. The plates themselves are fine on all the products but the backpack clip has knot that stick out. I think the Peak Design backpack clip is nicer - So I actually use the peak design clip with the special Ulanzi plate that has one side f38 and one side Peak Design. But if you're only getting a backpack clip and that's it with no other parts to the quick release system - I would just get the Peak Design
Quick question dear supreme camera gear reviewer, how u keep the thing sit flat on table while using these kind of quick release sys? I really like to lay my stufd on the table. Love ya!
Mine don’t sit flat. 😂
it's frustrating that in order to position the camera in the pd capture clip with the lens facing down you must insert it into the tripod sideways, which makes the screw for the panning lock difficult to move
Man, thanks so much for the work you do! Thanks to you I bought my own little Dougie and the Uzlani F38 Quick Release. Which tripod should I get for the ZVE-10? Weight is not an issue as I only shoot here in my studio. Thanks again!
I have the ulanzi zero f38 quick release tripod I mentioned in this video for the studio as well. But I also have some less expensive k&f tripods that get the job done in the studio amzn.to/3Gkpxjd
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thanks!
This looks great! Just saw that they also have an L-bracket for A7 IV. And finally one with which you can flip the screen to the side and tilt it. Have you tried it yet?
haven’t tried that yet - but I live that idea
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Btw: which backpack are you using in the video?
Thanks for this great video. I wanted to ask if you recommend this for a a sony a7s3 and a24-70g master and a cage. It gets kind of heavy and as I see it there is just one screw for mounting it to a camera so you cant realy relay on it not twisting around. Do you still recommend this to a slighty bigger setup ?
You can definitely bolt in into a cage but it will likely twist eventually with a bigger setup. They have a Manfrotto compatible quick release system (the F50) that can go with bigger Manfrotto tripods
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis you are the best ' deservd my like and bell (your fan from the middle east) if you ever need a veiw of desert and camels to test your sthff dont hesitate
Hey Mark, do you still use the Falcam system? Was wondering your thoughts on it as I saw quite a lot of other comments from another video talking about how the plate will automatically get loose after a short period of time. While another brand called PGYTECH seems safer (but then it's also double the price of Falcam)
I still use the Falcam - everyday. The plates do not come loose if they are tightened properly. PGYTECH are good (I have some) - but their system is no where near as built out. The F38 has many tripods, backpack clips, camera straps, gimbals, cages. Go with the F38 - it's the best thing I have ever gone with
Great video! It's convincing me to go for this system. Only question I had is about the PD compatible one. I plan to use PD bag clip and use Ulanzi Strap clip. To keep the camera lens pointing down, will I need to loosen and rotate the base for f38 or PD system, or does it work in F38 base both ways, but PD only 1 way if that makes sense?
on that PD compatible plate - only one side will fit the peak design and the other the ulanzi. So if you wanted the lens pointed down on both clips, you'll need to rotate it - yeah.
@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Cheers for the confirmation mate! Good to know. I think I'll probably still go for it hey.
I'm so excited for this. Peak design is nice but a pain in the ass and inconvenient
Can you put arca plates into the F38 base on a tripod?
no base plates will fit into the f38 system except f38 base plates. the f38 system and it’s base plates can be fastened into into any arca Swiss tripod head
Hi, for my Sony a6600 is better arca, or F38?
I live the f38 because I have tons of Ulanzi stuff that fits it. Plus the f38 plate is arca compatible and can be used in other arca Swiss compatible devices
Can this fit to Small Rig Cage for Sony ZV-E10?
Was about to ask the same thing... Haha. Did you find the answer?
@@Carrothers23 can’t remember. I eventually bought Pgytech quick release system
I asked earlier in your other post and I was on the website. The dimension is 85x46x22mm --- in your test with your backpack, does it work perfectly with the shoulder strap? I am using LowePro Photo Active BP 350 AW (daily), and LowePro BP 450 AW II (travel).
It fits on backpack straps well - but most backpack strap are padded so it's best to use a clamp wrench to help you put it on easily and save your fingers from the twisting of those little screws. Check out David Mannings video on how he does it. czcams.com/video/33twm5uXDuA/video.html
That is quite a clever technique. Yes, these straps are very well-padded. I guess I can't leave the clamp for a long period, otherwise, it will damage the padding materials.
I'm very close to ordering thr F38 tripod. Some people complained of the quick release plates coming lose. How have they performed for you? As a total beginner I'm unsure if I should just get the Zero Y to stick with standard Arca swiss.
the f38 plates are great and they don’t come loose if they are tightened properly. I use it every single day. love it. the zero y is great too, but I’m really digging the quick release
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I think the video I saw the guy used a coin, probably would be best to use a flathead.
Do you get some strange vibrations with the M3 and the ulanzi M3 plate? When I have my ZV-E10 on it starts vibrating and then shuts off. I do however have a cage on my ZV-E10. I need to try and just use a f38 on the regular M3 plate, I think that will actually work better. The ulanzi M3 plate is quite thick.
if it’s vibrating like that is usually means you have an axis locked
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I’m pretty sure i didn’t. I can balance it without problems but then when you have it on it suddenly starts to vibrate and shuts off. It’s the same problem as in this video czcams.com/video/D81RtZZr8GE/video.html
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis maybe you can do a full review on that plate. As far as I can see, there is no English speaking review on yt about that plate.
Will the F38 quick release work with Peak Design dual plate?
I would like to know this. My whole set up is peak design. But I have a feeling it doesn’t.
isnt the pgytech better designed ?
and more stable
is attached properly - the ulazni is very stable. The PGYTECH is good too, but it has way less in the systen
that is something I've been looking for! sweet.
changes everything. what about diapers?
Only adult diapers - so you’re good
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis finally!
Those things are flawed for many folks. Slight size difference means they won’t work with some brand clamps other than their own. It’s small but measurable.
Oh yeah - you have to stick with the f38. They don’t fit other systems (except the pd adapter plate). Luckily is a fully fleshed out system
Does the Peak Design fit into the Falcam F38 Clip?
Not this one - falcam is updating the line where both plates seem to fit. The new backpack clip fits the peak design, falcam also sells a plate that’s peak design on one side and F38 on the other
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis It's a shame, I feel the Peak Design Range are really missing out on a 1/4-3/8 quick release plate for gear. I'm thinking of investing in the low profile Neewer or Smallrig Arca Type plates for my lighting and gear. That way all the PD Plates I've bought can be used even if it's not quick release :(
I have an idea easier and cheaper to insert and remove with one hand platform
Are the Ulanzi F38s on Amazon legit? I feel before they weren’t available and only from the site and now I see them on Amazon. Any idea?
They do sell on Amazon, yes. Sometimes it takes a while for them to get there.
are you following me, I exactly was watching review about it like yesterday
I pay Google a lot to tell me what you’re watching
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis :O :) hahaha
This guy looks like young christofer nolan
unfortunately it cant be shipped to europe, sad for me
yes - it sure why that is. hopefully that will be changed soon
anyone else having issues with these plates unscrewing?
if tightened well, the should hold for quite a while.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis i’ve tightened well enough the rubber tore to try to fix this issue. i’m going to try rubber washers next
Yep he just looked blowed right by it , not reading titles just thumbnail. Pic of a camera “this changes everything “ assumed that wasn’t what he was looking for 🤷♂️ sorry mate ✌️
DON'T BUY THIS!!!!!!!! ULANZI F38 (SAMETHING) Camera Quick Release Plate sucks I've had cameras to fall off tripods and one broke and also it gets stuck sometimes..
mine and everyone I know who has them love them. they work perfectly for me. I’ve use them for a year straight everyday. you have to make sure the plate clicks in, is fastened properly and there’s a locking mechanism, so that the camera cannot be removed until the failsafe is released. Sorry you had a bad experience and it’s always possible you had a defective unit, but this is the first negative thing I have ever heard out of hundreds of users that comment.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I bought 3 of them and one of them Im sure I made sure it was clicked. but to make sure I put it but on it and shake it around and it still fell off. but I did have a Rokion 135mm lens on it., and the a7iii had a battery grip... I also had another one on my gimbal with a7siii with 24 to 70 lens, and it worked good for a while, but while on a wedding shoot it wouldn't let me take my camera off at 1st, then when I got it off I couldn't get it back on..
there are a couple of youtube channels that complain about them.. you must gotten good ones..
I've been using the UTEBIT 323 RC2 Quick Release Plate for years, they are bigger and cheeper but I love them never had problem holding any size camera with it.. I got the ULANZI F38 because they were smaller, but after the failers I went back to the other ones..
glade they worked for you but not for me. I'm a wedding videographer so I do alot of run and gun shooting maybe they are not good for that..
Ulanzi 🤮
I love their stuff. Use it everyday,
I did not quite understand, at first you had a base plate in your hands without 2 additional holes so that you could move the screws. Then you have a version with 2 threads in your hands. Please specify if I order from your link, will it be with 2 additional holes?
it is the same plate. at one point it is upside down and another point I showed the back of the plate. when I am talking about the threads I am talking about the hole in the centre of the plate that provides additional mounting options.