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Your cart is empty.Introducing the X-R75, a game-changing lens ring for seamless horizontal and vertical shooting. Its innovative 1/4-circle crescent design eliminates the need to dismantle your camera for orientation switches. Compatible with tripods, stabilizers, and cages, this design enables a swift 1-second transition to vertical composition. The sleek 1/4-circle arc ensures an unobstructed grip on the handle without blocking ports. Compatible with a wide range of small-sized lenses, including most lenses up to 64.8MM. With anti-slip pins for safety, it fits both 1/4" and convertible to 3/8" interfaces, making it versatile for various equipment. Weighing just 0.14KG, it's ultra-light and portable – the perfect companion for photographers on the move. Elevate your photography with the X-R75.
Fotografia Moreno
2025-09-06 12:59:08
Very sturdy and solid construction. Now I don't have to rely on my ball head to get a vertical angle with my camera no matter the lens I am using. It is so fast to swap profiles with this.
Kevin J. Classen
2025-08-31 14:17:23
This does exactly what I want. Mounts to my Sony A6700 (see below) w/ Tamron 18-300 lens. Then it allows me to easily and confidently rotate between landscape and portrait orientation, which I do a lot during my shooting sessions.Note 1: I almost thought it wouldn't fit. Plan to adjust the height of the camera plate relative to the rotating arm. This wasn't obvious until I wondered what's this included hex wrench for. Then it was obvious.Note 2: After solving issue 1 it still seemed to have just a little play in it. Enough to be a problem? Probably not, but noticeable in my setup with that long lens. I determined that in addition to the little stopper screws there is a screw to adjust the tension/friction of the rotation around the arm. Using a T9 bit (which is not a common size) I was able to tighten this up just a bit, and now there is no play or wobble when stressed.So with a bit of adjustment it does exactly what I want and I'll rate it 5 stars.
Ray
2025-08-25 16:02:33
I was hoping this would work on the Canon 800mm f11 lens as a work-around for the lens not having a rotating collar, but the lens barrel is too large. In all fairness this mount is intended to be attached to the camera, not the lens.Seems to be a good quality. Will keep it for possible use with other lenses.
Hank F
2025-07-28 15:39:13
I dont know if Im going to keep it, you should be aware of the problems.(1) It blocks part of my monitor Id say 15% on my Canon T8i(2) I can only use the monitor flat up against the back. No room to rotate.(3)Mounts the Camera 4 inches further forward of the normal direct mount making it front heavy even with my relatively small Canon EFS 55-250(4) I fear the tripod or monopod could fall over. Especially with a larger lens. Use care taking it offI think I talked my self into returning it.It's fine. For a small light weight camera without add on lenses.
VGSTER
2025-06-17 20:28:32
Good quality product, Recommend.
Valerie h
2025-06-05 12:01:40
I like this option better than the other ones that actually go between the body and the lens. This attaches to the bottom of the camera, and will even screw into an existing "L" bracket, which I always us. It's a great way to add a rotating movement for multiple exposures. Its small an light, although not overly compact if packing it apart from camera. My only complaint is that the rotating motion is not super smooth. Even loosened all the way, it's a little rough. So again, if looking to do multiple exposures or something else creative where you are spinning the camera, you'll probably get a raggedy effect-unless it's just my copy. But for less than $50, you can't beat it! When I showed a friend she immediately ordered one. Seller was great.
Rick K.
2025-05-31 12:15:09
Concept is good, mechanics need improvements
RC Guy
2025-05-22 15:13:47
If this had some better adjustments it would probably work for more cameras.
EDOARDO MARCHISIO
2025-04-23 10:09:17
Avendo una piastra di Fissaggio abbastanza lunga e regolabile,mi permette di posizionarlo in maniera ottimale per i miei obiettivi.Ne possisdo un'altro di questi dispositivi ma non mi sono mai trovato bene perchè troppo attaccato al corpo macchina e quindi è sempre stato un problema con gli zoom.Ho un sistema canon ( reflex ) e gli Obiettivi hanno la regolazione della focale vicino al corpo macchina che veniva coperto dall'anello.Con questo dispositivo ho risolto il problema.Se proprio devo trovargli un difetto è la rotazione della ghierache non è del tutto fluida,ma anche l'altra è così.In definita lo considero un buon prodotto che mi ha soddisfatto pienamente..
Philippe de SENS 89
2025-04-15 19:35:12
plus besoin de se tortiller pour mettre mon bridge en position verticale sur une rotule !
Anne-Marie
2025-04-02 09:46:38
Works great for my canon 5d mark four. Really love it and easy to use.
Rebbi rezensiert
2025-03-05 15:23:46
Die drehbare Stativhalterung (ich weiß tatsächlich nicht, wie man solch ein Teil genau bezeichnet...) von Fotopro ist gut Verarbeitet aus scheinbar hochwertigem Material. Im Gewinde ist ein 3/8" auf 1/4" Adapter enthalten, sodass es vielfältige Montagemöglichkeiten gibt. Leider lässt sich bei größeren Objektiven der eingelassene Inbusschlüssel nicht vernünftig entfernen, da nur auf der Objektivseite eine Mulde zum Fassen mit dem Fingernagel eingebaut ist.Der Knopf zur Arretierung lässt sich gut bedienen, das Kippen ist aber nicht immer sanft möglich. Beizeiten kann die Neigung nicht optimal eingestellt werden, da das Umlegen ziemlich hakelig ist. Die Halterung ist als Alternative zum klassischen L-Winkel zu betrachten, hiermit ist zwar einerseits der Wechsel der Ausrichtung schneller möglich, andererseits baut das Ding natürlich ziemlich auf und ist mit 140g auch nicht besonders leicht.Alles in allem ein gutes Produkt mit kleineren Schwächen.
Luca A.
2025-01-27 10:56:52
Really good
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