CNC Lens Collar Tripod Mount Ring for Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 Di VC USD G2 Lens

Product Features: - Precision CNC machined from lightweight yet durable aluminum alloy. This ensures a solid construction and long-lasting performance. - Arca-Swiss compatible design allows for quick and easy mounting and dismounting of your camera. - Features a rotating collar that enables you to switch between landscape and portrait orientations smoothly. - Precise laser-engraved markings provide accurate alignment for consistent and reliable shots. - Additional 1/4"-20 threaded holes allow for the attachment of accessories such as quick release plates or tripod heads. - The non-slip rubber inlay provides a secure grip, preventing accidental slips or damage to your lens. - Anodized surface finish resists wear and corrosion, ensuring a professional look and extended lifespan. Benefits: - The CNC Lens Collar Tripod Mount Ring is a must-have accessory for any photographer using the Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 Di VC USD G2 Lens. - It provides a stable and secure platform for your camera, ensuring sharp and clear images. - The Arca-Swiss compatibility allows for seamless integration with a wide range of compatible tripods and accessories. - The rotating collar enhances versatility, enabling effortless orientation changes without the need to detach the lens. - The durable aluminum alloy construction ensures longevity and reliability, even under demanding conditions. - The non-slip rubber inlay ensures a secure hold, preventing accidental drops or damage to your valuable lens. Key Usage Points: - Easy installation and removal thanks to the Arca-Swiss compatible design. - Durable aluminum alloy construction for long-lasting performance. - Rotating collar for quick orientation changes. - Non-slip rubber inlay for a secure grip. - Precise laser-engraved markings for accurate alignment. - Anodized surface finish for enhanced durability and wear resistance.

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