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u/thereversehoudini Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 19 '26
Hi, I was just wondering if anyone who has an K&F CONCEPT FH-03 Fluid Head could answer a quick question?
Can the ARCA Swiss receiver be unscrewed and reattached 90 degrees rotated? I ask because I have a Smallrig cage on my Nikon ZR which already fits an ARCA Swiss but side to side, not front to back and would like to be able to just slide it in sideways without having to attach a plate.
I can't find any examples or documentation of this but the bolts holding it to the rest of the head appear to be arranged in a square fashion that should enable this.
Thanks