cyberang3l
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Hello,
I just bought the "Good Partner Camera Holster" which is basically an exact imitation of "Spider Camera Holster".
The quality of the product feels good and the cost is almost 1/3 of the price (50$ to 140$) of the genuine product so at a first glance I am satisfied.
Now I have a question about mounting a tripod plate on top of its plate since I can't find much information from others on this holster.
Similarly to the Spider Holster, it has a knob and 5 holes this knob can be put in. I tried to put my RC2 mounting plate in one of them, but it is not attached firmly. After a closer look, I realized (look at the attached pictures please) that the knob screw threads are slightly more dense than the standard tripod mount screw threads.
Do you know how If I can find any extra accessory that can I attach a RC2 mounting plate on it? It is quite annoying and time consuming to always having to change plates when your in the need of a tripod.




I just bought the "Good Partner Camera Holster" which is basically an exact imitation of "Spider Camera Holster".
The quality of the product feels good and the cost is almost 1/3 of the price (50$ to 140$) of the genuine product so at a first glance I am satisfied.
Now I have a question about mounting a tripod plate on top of its plate since I can't find much information from others on this holster.
Similarly to the Spider Holster, it has a knob and 5 holes this knob can be put in. I tried to put my RC2 mounting plate in one of them, but it is not attached firmly. After a closer look, I realized (look at the attached pictures please) that the knob screw threads are slightly more dense than the standard tripod mount screw threads.
Do you know how If I can find any extra accessory that can I attach a RC2 mounting plate on it? It is quite annoying and time consuming to always having to change plates when your in the need of a tripod.




