Master Dovetail Macro Sliding Rail

The Master Dovetail Macro Sliding Rail is an ideal tool for macro photography.  The sliding rail is specifically designed for macro photography, allowing precise and controlled movement for capturing close-up shots. The rail is equipped with a Master 70mm Quick Release Plate, providing a secure and convenient way to attach and detach your camera quickly.

The Macro Sliding Rail features etched scales, allowing you to set up your shots with precision and easily reproduce specific positions or distances during your macro photography sessions. To ensure the safety and stability of your equipment, the sliding rail incorporates two removable safety bolts. These bolts prevent the sliding rail from accidentally sliding out of the clamp, providing added security for your camera or accessories.

With the Master Dovetail Macro Sliding Rail, you can achieve accurate and repeatable macro shots. Its quick release plate, scales, and safety bolts make it a reliable tool for macro photography enthusiasts.

Product Features in Detail

Dovetail Macro Sliding Rail
The Master Dovetail Macro Sliding Rail fits Master tripods, heads, and gimbals that use the Dovetail Mounting System, as well as other Arca-type products. The base of the rail attaches to a dovetail tripod head and can be slid back and forth for best positioning. 

Two dovetail clamps are connected to the base rail. The lower clamp slides along the rail to adjust the position of your camera and lens. The upper clamp acts as a quick release receiver for your camera to quickly connect to the system. The upper clamp can be mounted in one of four positions, allowing your camera or lens to be mounted in a front-to-back or side-to-side motion. 

Multiple scales are etched into the Macro Sliding Rail to aid in repeatable setups. 

This kit also includes a Master 70mm Quick Release Plate (1795) which incorporate two removable safety bolts to prevent it from accidentally sliding out of the clamp. 

This system is excellent for macro photography in which small movements to the camera's distance relative to the subject can be used to change focus, composition, and reproduction ratio.