Easily Set Down Your Pole!

Put the pole down without scratching up your camera.

If you are using a short pole (10 feet or less), then a resting plate is probably completely unnecessary because the pole is so easy to handle. However, if you start extending to 16, 20 or 24 feet, you will not want to continually hold the pole. You are going to want to set it down on the ground while walking around checking shooting locations, messing with other equipment, etc. Get a resting plate! These are GREAT and work really well with the Pole Pixie adapter. By keeping the end of the pole off the ground, your camera doesn't get scratched up. The resting plate works great for all pocket cameras. Step 1. Place the Pole Pixie Resting Plate onto the pole before attachign the adapter. Step 2. Attach your Pole Pixie Adapter, but don't tighten it rock solid. Step 3. Position the arrow to point towards the front of the tripod head or camera before tightening the adapter completely. By referencing the arrow, you will know where your camera is pointed even though you may not see it!

Specifications
Part: Resting Plate, Part #: RP-White, RP-Black
Dimensions: Approximately 10 inches x 10 inches, and less than 1/4 inch thick.
Weight: 9 ounces
Materials: Plastic
Pole Mount: Standard hole for painter's pole thread.
Special feature: Arrow on bottom side indicating where front of camera.
Our Price: $19.95

Frequently asked question: Will this work for my DSLR?
Answer: Before you buy, take a ruler and measure the distance from your camera's mounting hole to the furthest edge of the camera or lens. If the distance from the hole to the furthest edge of the camera is 4 1/2 inches or less, then the resting plate will work well with your camera.