I just bought these. They are absolutely fantastic and worth every penny. No more lose, wobbly, cheap arca clamps. It's not worth risking my a7iv and xt4 on crap quality clamps. Great video BTW
Almost the perfect product...but not. You can only fix another plate to the underside of the Kwik Release Receiver with two screws on a left to right axis. You can't do this front to back as there aren't two holes aligned in the centre on this axis. I need to be able to do this. Smallrig's arca quick release plate, for example, isn't nearly as secure as the Kessler design but you can fix another plate underneath it with two screws left to right or front to back, preventing spinning. You can't do this with the Kessler Kwik Release mount. It's such a shame because the design limits Kessler's otherwise brilliant product. So close, yet so far.
Not sure I follow this. On the product page I see several 1/4 - 20 holes in a perfect center line, even two inversed. I looks like I can easily screw like a manfrotto 501 plate on the bottom.
@@MoshmoProductions No, the holes only run centrally on one axis, horizontally not vertically. So certain plates can not be attached securely and dead centre, like my Vocas FX6 rig. It’s a such an oversight and a missed opportunity. Hopefully they will correct this if they do another version.
@@peterstrachan3609 Ah, I see what you mean. Yes, in that specific scenario that would be an issue. It is kind of odd they just didn't make it aligned through the center on both axis
@@MoshmoProductions Exactly, it's really short sighted. I've been in touch with Kessler to highlight the issue. We'll see if they solve this design flaw with a new product in the future.
Wow, this really is a very convenient solution! Never heard of it before this. Thanks for this video!
Once you get one, you’ll never go back. It’s one of the long term investments we rarely get in camera gear.
I just bought these. They are absolutely fantastic and worth every penny. No more lose, wobbly, cheap arca clamps. It's not worth risking my a7iv and xt4 on crap quality clamps. Great video BTW
Waiting for my Kessler Kwik stand for my X-H1 rig and cant wait!
What's a good tripod for this receiver?
thank for the video! can this Kwik Release system mount on top of Rs2 dovetails? or is there a way to quickly mount Kwik stand on to Rs2? thank!
11:05 could you tell me what this bracket is called? I couldn't find it
Didnt expect will smith appearence 😂
He’s very passionate about making good investments in camera gear.
Almost the perfect product...but not. You can only fix another plate to the underside of the Kwik Release Receiver with two screws on a left to right axis. You can't do this front to back as there aren't two holes aligned in the centre on this axis. I need to be able to do this. Smallrig's arca quick release plate, for example, isn't nearly as secure as the Kessler design but you can fix another plate underneath it with two screws left to right or front to back, preventing spinning. You can't do this with the Kessler Kwik Release mount. It's such a shame because the design limits Kessler's otherwise brilliant product. So close, yet so far.
Not sure I follow this. On the product page I see several 1/4 - 20 holes in a perfect center line, even two inversed. I looks like I can easily screw like a manfrotto 501 plate on the bottom.
@@MoshmoProductions No, the holes only run centrally on one axis, horizontally not vertically. So certain plates can not be attached securely and dead centre, like my Vocas FX6 rig. It’s a such an oversight and a missed opportunity. Hopefully they will correct this if they do another version.
@@peterstrachan3609 Ah, I see what you mean. Yes, in that specific scenario that would be an issue. It is kind of odd they just didn't make it aligned through the center on both axis
@@MoshmoProductions Exactly, it's really short sighted. I've been in touch with Kessler to highlight the issue. We'll see if they solve this design flaw with a new product in the future.