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In the instructions that I received, it doesn't specify not mounting the plate to the camera. I've been using the peak design plates for the capture clip and for other tripods for years now. Like any metal tripod plate, there is risk of scratching up the bottom of your camera. Nothing to be overly concerned about though. If you have larger lenses with the option to mount via the lens rather than the camera body, this is a safer solution to prevent damage to your lens mount, as well as prevent the tripod from tipping due to weight imbalance.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I never saw this instruction. Perhaps there is a minor misunderstanding. The mounting plate detaches from the tripod. You have to detach it so you can attach the mounting plate to your camera. The mounting plate then snaps back onto the tripod. You cannot mount the camera to the tripod without the mounting plate. But in the case of a non-standard camera (like a GOpro) then correct. You need an adapter to attach the GOpro to the detachable camera mount.
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