Protection for Bottom Of Camera.

[drd1135]

I know I could get a base plate but I don’t really want that. Is there any protection film, etc., that people know of to keep the bottom of a camera from getting scratched? I can find stuff online, but I’m curious if anyone has had any actual experience with something like this?

 

[AndyH44]

This works great for many applications.

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[Trankster]

For me, I would never stick anything with an adhesive to my camera. I have a couple of Leica cameras with half-cases. I use these for the grip, but they also provide protection for the bottom of the camera. I have no protection on my Olympus OM-1 which has traveled extensively including a safari last fall. The paint is very slightly rubbed off at the bottom corners which just adds character in my opinion.

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

My simple solution is I just never set my cameras down.

 

[doobs]

All three of my Fuji's have add on grips acting as protection for the bottom and anchor for a wrist strap.

Easy-peasy....

 

[Charzes44]

When I'm not using my grip, my X-T3 is protected by a half case.

 

[drd1135]

FYI, I did get the Small Rig baseplate/grip and it works fine, although the grip leaves very little room for fingers with anything but the smallest lenses. Fortunately, I do tend to use those lenses on the X-T50.

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Imagine how lucky I felt being able to find a camera I'd been looking for for close to 40 yrs and finding one with a bottom that looks like this.

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