Camera quick release plates let you move between a tripod, shoulder rig, and slider in seconds — one lever pull and the camera locks in place. Tilta quick release plates pair with our camera cages and support systems, so your rig swaps between setups fast. Choose between Manfrotto, ARCA-Swiss, and dual-format plates that work with both standards.
ARCA-Swiss plates use a low-profile V-shaped rail that locks into a matching clamp, common on many newer mirrorless tripods, gimbals, and sliders. Manfrotto plates use a rectangular base that fits the Manfrotto RC2 head system. Which one you need depends on the head or clamp you already use — and if you work across both, Tilta’s dual-format plates fit either standard.
Yes. Our ARCA quick release plates are machined to the standard ARCA-Swiss spec, so they lock into most ARCA-Swiss compatible clamps, tripod heads, gimbals, and camera supports.
Yes. Our Manfrotto quick release plates are built to the Manfrotto RC2 quick-release standard and fit Manfrotto RC2-compatible tripod heads and accessories.
Yes — the ARCA Manfrotto dual quick release plate is machined to fit both standards in one plate, so you can switch between ARCA and Manfrotto heads without changing plates. It’s designed for lightweight and shoulder-rig configurations.
If you’re mounting a specific body, camera-specific plates — like those shaped for the Sony a7S III — are trimmed to stay clear of the controls. For a broad range of mirrorless cameras, universal plates and the foldable ARCA baseplate give more flexibility, and pairing a plate with an ARCA-ready cage keeps your rig balanced on tripods, gimbals, and shoulder rigs.