📷 SUNWAYFOTO DMP-200R Rail Nodal Slide with Arca RRS Compatible Clamp for Enhanced SEO Review

There is no need to constantly move the tripod or camera support when shooting close-up or close-up as they can move the camera and lens to the right distance for your photo by simply sliding this guide onto the tripod with the camera mounted. Works perfect!

That's pretty much my ignorance, so says nothing about the quality of the rail. I started reading about using a knot guide to eliminate parallax in panoramas. So I checked and this one seemed like a reasonable price and I ordered it. It turns out, as I'm sure most buyers know, it's just part of a larger system. The rail itself does not allow you to mount the camera on a tripod to eliminate parallax. There are NO instructions with this splint, Null. There is NO instruction on the sunwsyfoto…

Contrary to some fakes (Neewer), the width of the rail corresponds exactly to reality. Others may be narrow and if you have a slightly wide clamp they may not tighten. The finish and finish isn't up to scratch. The Neewer is actually much nicer (but it's a bit narrow despite barely tightening all of my clamps). I have a pair of Sunwayfoto L brackets and they are very good so I was surprised by the roughness of this piece. However, it has a handle for tightening fine threads. Again, some of the…

I recently discovered SUNWAYFOTO and was happy with their products. They cost a fraction of the cost of the really expensive items on the market and frankly are just as good, and I said at a fraction of the cost. This knot splint is finely crafted from solid aluminum with a beautiful anodized finish. This precision machined Arca-Swiss compatible rail also features a fully marked reference scale on both sides of the 200mm rail, as well as a knurled clamp. Attaches securely to my Really Expensive

Bought for use with my Really Right Stuff Rig. It's Rail and I didn't want to pay twice for RSS and my guess was correct. I wasn't really all that warm and fluffy when I ordered this, I was just guessing at the switching logic. It's aluminum and features an Arca Swiss groove, what could go wrong? Turns out the thumbscrew with tension from 2 springs is really good. I can't tell for sure if the thumbscrew is plastic or aluminum, I'm leaning toward aluminum because it feels the same as the rest of