Peak Design - Standard Plate
Standard Plate is the quick-release plate that comes with the standard Capture Camera Clip. It’s compatible with most ARCA-type tripods (view full compatibility list here), fits in Capture in 4 directions, and contains 4 loops for connecting Peak Design Anchors. Die-cast/powdercoated construction.
Standard Plate is the quick-release plate that comes with the standard Capture Camera Clip. It’s compatible with most ARCA-type tripods (view full compatibility list here), fits in Capture in 4 directions, and contains 4 loops for connecting Peak Design Anchors. Die-cast/powdercoated construction.
Standard Plate is the quick-release plate that comes with the standard Capture Camera Clip. It’s compatible with most ARCA-type tripods (view full compatibility list here), fits in Capture in 4 directions, and contains 4 loops for connecting Peak Design Anchors. Die-cast/powdercoated construction.
Standard Plate is the quick-release plate that comes with the standard Capture Camera Clip. It’s compatible with most ARCA-type tripods (view full compatibility list here), fits in Capture in 4 directions, and contains 4 loops for connecting Peak Design Anchors. Die-cast/powdercoated construction.
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Last updated at 02/11/2026 02:58:11
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
So, I’ve been using Peak Design gear for some time now. I actually have the original Capture. I then picked up the carbon tripod which came with this version of the PD plate. I obviously mounted that in the standard location. I then purchased this second one to mount on the left side of my cage so I can actually use it in portrait with a tripod. I’m shooting with a Nikon Z which only has a dead portrait grip. Anyone who owns the PD tripod can probably attest that simply tilting the head doesn’t always work well, this was a cheap solution for me.
originally posted on ebay.com
So. First off. I love Peak Design. Ive bought the capture pro plate and its so amazing. I wanted something smaller for a smaller, side camera and it ended up breaking the camera. Heres the deal. When you tighten it, apparently the smaller the plate, the more pressure per square inch on the camera so it ended up breaking the camera. Its not a huge deal. Its just cracked. I usually keep the plate on 90% of the time so you wont even notice, it just sucks. I only remove it when I need to put the camera on a tripod. However, Peak Design was amazing and together we found a solution. The sent me a FREE Peak Design Dual Plate V2, a bigger one, that also works on a RC2 tripod from manfrotto. Basically this makes it so I Never have to remove it. Im happy and content and Im ... MoreSo. First off. I love Peak Design. Ive bought the capture pro plate and its so amazing. I wanted something smaller for a smaller, side camera and it ended up breaking the camera. Heres the deal. When you tighten it, apparently the smaller the plate, the more pressure per square inch on the camera so it ended up breaking the camera. Its not a huge deal. Its just cracked. I usually keep the plate on 90% of the time so you wont even notice, it just sucks. I only remove it when I need to put the camera on a tripod. However, Peak Design was amazing and together we found a solution. The sent me a FREE Peak Design Dual Plate V2, a bigger one, that also works on a RC2 tripod from manfrotto. Basically this makes it so I Never have to remove it. Im happy and content and Im recommending you dont buy this one but the dual plate
originally posted on ebay.com
This plate is designed for the latest generation V3 Peak Design Capture clips. As sold, it does not fit the older V2 or V1 capture clips because it is too thin (low in height). However, I have devised a simple solution for my V2 Capture Clip and that is to simply place a washer between the camera base and the plate. I use a plastic washer about 1" across and a bit less than 1/8" thick. By doing this you can lift the clip off the camera base just enough so the plate will slide into and work with the older Peak Design clips. Just make sure your washer is not so thick that you don't have enough thread left on the mounting screw to securely fasten the plate to your camera. I've used another one like this for over a yea now, no problems.
| DIMENSIONS | 3.8cm (1.5") x 3.8cm (1.5") x 0.7cm (0.3") |
| WARRANTY | Guaranteed for life |
Peak Design Standard Plate V3 - Live Price Matching
Delivery between 11–16 Nov $7.95
Peak Design Standard Plate V3
Delivery between Wed – Fri $15
PeakDesign Standard Plate: 4-way ARCA compatible basic plate | Hypop
7-day returns
Peak Design Standard Plate
Delivery between 10–12 Nov $10
Peak Design Standard Plate
Delivery $9.90
So, I’ve been using Peak Design gear for some time now. I actually have the original Capture. I then picked up the carbon tripod which came with this version of the PD plate. I obviously mounted that in the standard location. I then purchased this second one to mount on the left side of my cage so I can actually use it in portrait with a tripod. I’m shooting with a Nikon Z which only has a dead portrait grip. Anyone who owns the PD tripod can probably attest that simply tilting the head doesn’t always work well, this was a cheap solution for me.
So. First off. I love Peak Design. Ive bought the capture pro plate and its so amazing. I wanted something smaller for a smaller, side camera and it ended up breaking the camera. Heres the deal. When you tighten it, apparently the smaller the plate, the more pressure per square inch on the camera so it ended up breaking the camera. Its not a huge deal. Its just cracked. I usually keep the plate on 90% of the time so you wont even notice, it just sucks. I only remove it when I need to put the camera on a tripod. However, Peak Design was amazing and together we found a solution. The sent me a FREE Peak Design Dual Plate V2, a bigger one, that also works on a RC2 tripod from manfrotto. Basically this makes it so I Never have to remove it. Im happy and content and Im ... MoreSo. First off. I love Peak Design. Ive bought the capture pro plate and its so amazing. I wanted something smaller for a smaller, side camera and it ended up breaking the camera. Heres the deal. When you tighten it, apparently the smaller the plate, the more pressure per square inch on the camera so it ended up breaking the camera. Its not a huge deal. Its just cracked. I usually keep the plate on 90% of the time so you wont even notice, it just sucks. I only remove it when I need to put the camera on a tripod. However, Peak Design was amazing and together we found a solution. The sent me a FREE Peak Design Dual Plate V2, a bigger one, that also works on a RC2 tripod from manfrotto. Basically this makes it so I Never have to remove it. Im happy and content and Im recommending you dont buy this one but the dual plate
This plate is designed for the latest generation V3 Peak Design Capture clips. As sold, it does not fit the older V2 or V1 capture clips because it is too thin (low in height). However, I have devised a simple solution for my V2 Capture Clip and that is to simply place a washer between the camera base and the plate. I use a plastic washer about 1" across and a bit less than 1/8" thick. By doing this you can lift the clip off the camera base just enough so the plate will slide into and work with the older Peak Design clips. Just make sure your washer is not so thick that you don't have enough thread left on the mounting screw to securely fasten the plate to your camera. I've used another one like this for over a yea now, no problems.
The V3 standard plate is great! BUT, it's a much lower profile plate than the V1 plate which makes it incompatible with V1 bases despite what the FAQs section of this product indicates. I've flagged the FAQ answer from B&H as inaccurate, so hopefully they will revise the answer.However, you can make the V3 plate compatible with the V1 base by replacing the 1/4-20 screws that come with the V1 base with low profile flat head screws or button head screws that are filed off. I've attached several photos showing the issue, and how I resolved it.As far as the clearance for a flip out screen, the plate can be oriented to that it's flush with the back of the camera assuming that the camera depth is similar to the Fuji XT-4 - which is what I've attached my base plate to.
Pros: Nicely machinedCons: On the cusp of being overpriced if you only need/use it with the camera clip but if you are integrating it into an arca system eg tripods etc then it makes for better value as it will get more use. Frustratingly non peak design plates will not fit the camera clip so you would need to upgrade your existing setup to make everything fully interchangeable.
If you need an Arca-type plate and also need an affixment point for a strap, this is exactly the ticket. With a Peak anchor attached, this still mates with my ProMediaGear C60 and PM501 clamps without interference. It is also very low profile, definitely the smallest Arca-type plate I have ever had. It is a little costly for what it is, but it solves the problem I had perfectly.
I love that the Peak system lets me pop my camera on the tripod by just snapping this plate into the mount. No need to loosen a screw or lever and tighten it back down. Getting my camera off is just as easy. Thumb the mount side and lift it out. I chase storms and have arthritis in my hands. Time is of the essence when setting up, and even more so when hail is on the way and you need to move.
This new thinner version really does make for a slightly but noticeably smaller package. Every little bit helps sometimes. Be aware that this plate only works with Capture v3, not earlier versions.
I originally purchased the PD capture clip V3 without this plate since the former is, in theory, compatible with any arca swiss plate. However, the locking mechanism of the clip only works with this custom designed plate. Also, this plate has a hex key screw at the bottom which works much better than typical thumb screws. Once tightened, it never loosens from your camera. Lastly, this plate fits nice and snug in any arca tripod head. Never thought I would appreciate a camera plate so much but PD have some grood craftsmanship.
If you are like me with every tripod or head, you got an Arca Swiss plate. Why buy another?I had a simple reason. None accommodated heads in either direction and fitting my Peak Design anchors would interfere in one direction or another. Not with this plate. Likely will never leave my camera again...The only downside, and not that important for me, is it does not have the little raised points that will keep your camera from sliding off while you tighten down. I just pay attention and tighten it down.
| DIMENSIONS | 3.8cm (1.5") x 3.8cm (1.5") x 0.7cm (0.3") |
| WARRANTY | Guaranteed for life |
