The iFootage Seastars Q1S-B Quick Release System Bundle is designed to speed up your workflow when moving a camera between different support setups. Whether you’re switching from tripod to slider, monopod or jib, the Q1S system allows you to transfer your rig quickly and securely without slowing down your shoot.

This three-pack gives you the flexibility to keep plates mounted across multiple pieces of equipment, so your camera can move between them in seconds rather than minutes.

Who this is for

Ideal for videographers, content creators and production teams who regularly switch between support systems and need a reliable, repeatable setup without constant re-rigging.

At a glance

• Set of 3 quick release systems for multi-rig workflows
• Fast ‘click and lock’ connection
• Twist-lock release mechanism
• Supports up to 9kg payloads
• Compact, pocket-sized design
• Universal 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 compatibility
• Updated design with improved anti-wriggle locking
  

How it works

Each Q1S unit consists of a base and a quick release plate. The plate attaches to your camera or rig, while the base mounts onto your support equipment such as a tripod, slider or monopod.

To connect, simply align and press until it clicks into place. The self-locking mechanism secures the connection automatically. When it’s time to move, a simple twist unlocks the plate, allowing fast removal and repositioning. The updated design includes a grub screw anchored into the base plate, helping minimise unwanted movement and maintain a stable connection during use.

Why choose this kit

Using three Q1S systems across your kit transforms how quickly you can work. Instead of repeatedly mounting and balancing your camera, you can keep bases attached to each support and move your rig instantly between them.

The compact size makes it easy to carry, while the 9kg payload capacity covers everything from DSLR setups to larger broadcast configurations. The universal thread options ensure compatibility across most professional support gear.

Ideal uses

• Switching between tripod, monopod and slider setups
• Fast-paced video production environments
• Multi-camera or multi-rig workflows
• Studio and on-location shoots
• Gimbal-to-tripod transitions