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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alexis Powell" data-source="post: 3182629" data-attributes="member: 5327">I'm sure that both companies make a number of models that would work, but since I don't use my beloved film SLRs these days, each of which was fitted with a generic SLR anti-rotation plate, I own a small cache of Kirk PZ-17 and similar RRS B21 (discontinued; current equivalent is the BP-CS) plates, so those are what I use. I think a smaller plate, like the RRS B9 (which is the other most handy generic anti-rotation plate to own) or B6 would also be large enough for the small foot of the Nikon Fieldscopes, but the PZ-17 and B21 are the size of a normal Arca-type QR clamp (and long enough to fully engage the Desmond DGZA-1 adapter), so they are elegant in use.--AP</blockquote>