British tripod manufacturer 3 Legged Thing has released two L-brackets tailored specifically for the Canon EOS R5 (opens in new tab) and R6 (opens in new tab) full-frame mirrorless cameras.
The best L-brackets (opens in new tab) are particularly useful when using a tripod and switching from portrait to landscape orientation, as they enable you to do so without repositioning the tripod head, and you can maintain the same focal plain and weight distribution. Extra mounting points on the bracket itself also allows for easy fitment of accessories, making L-brackets ideal for videographers.
Named 'Roxie', 3 Legged Thing's latest L-bracket has been designed to perfectly fit an R5 or R6 camera body, allowing full access to the camera's ports and buttons, and it doesn't obstruct the battery door or strap mounting points. A specially positioned cut-out even allows the rear LCD screen to hinge out so the monitor can still be used in its upright or tilted positions for greater compositional flexibility.
When positioned in landscape orientation, the vertical side of the Roxie L-bracket features two ¼”-20 threads so you can attach accessories like lights or a small external video monitor (opens in new tab). A third mounting point on the base of the L-bracket lets you fit a sling strap (opens in new tab) or holster (opens in new tab) clip.
Roxie is attached to your camera via a stainless steel 'Stagsden' camera screw, and the base includes an additional locator pin that fits into the bottom of the camera to stop the bracket from rotating. Both the vertical and horizontal sides of the bracket feature steel security pins for additional security when attaching to a tripod.
The Roxie L-bracket is machined from aircraft-grade magnesium alloy and is finished in two color options: Copper, and Metallic Slate Grey. Both versions are on sale now at B&H (opens in new tab) in the US for $99.99, and at Wex (opens in new tab) in the UK priced £89.95.
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