Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 - Black


Key Features
- CUSTOM DESIGNED for the Sony FX5 Camera Body
- MODULAR DESIGN Supports Various Configurations as well as the XLR Top Handle
- BI-DIRECTIONAL ARCA Bottom Plate with DJI Gimbal Center-Positioning for Fast Mounting and Balancing
- MULTI-FUNCTIONAL TOP PLATE with Built in NATO Rail and 3/8"-to-1/4" Adapter Thread
- FULL PROTECTION with Reinforced Corners and a Locking HDMI Cable Clamp
OVERVIEW
Introducing the Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5, to empower and expand your cinema camera for any shooting scenario.
Custom designed for the Sony FX5 camera body, the full cage features three points of contact for a stable, twist-free connection. The cage also breaks down into a lightweight half cage by removing two bottom screws and removing the handle-side bracket. With this setup, users can achieve a lighter and less bulky configuration that still maintains important functionalities. Switch freely between the two modes depending on your setup needs.
The Full Cage features many ways to mount various accessories such as 1/4”-20 and 3/8″-16 threads with various locating points, a cold shoe receiver, a NATO Rail for Top Handles, and mounting points for a Single Rod Holder.
The standalone top plate is a NATO Rail that adds multiple threads for more flexible accessory mounting, while 1/4″-20, 3/8″-16, and NATO, open up mounting options in every direction all while maintaining support for the camera’s original XLR handle.
A bi-directional ARCA bottom plate slides in from either direction for fast transitions between tripods and gimbals. A new DJI gimbal center-positioning point on the bottom reduces balancing time and a separate center-positioning point for baseplates helps users build a well-balanced rig.
Reinforced corners on the cage guard against accidental bumps and damage during active filming, giving extra peace of mind for unpredictable shooting environments. A locking HDMI cable clamp keeps cables secure and the signal safe and constant.
All buttons, dials, and screen functionality are fully accessible. Special clearances are designed to ensure nothing is blocked. The cage is also designed to seamlessly integrate with the Nucleus Autofocus Adapter, letting you use the adapter directly with this cage without interference
The camera’s grip is reshaped and when combined with the cage’s grip, follows the natural curve of the palm with a dedicated pinky rest. Elevating the camera’s grip to something truly ergonomic and comfortable.
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size & weight
| Weight | Weight not specified |
detailed specifications
| Mounting | Multiple threaded accessory mounting points, NATO rail, shoe mount, ARRI-style locating points |
| Material | aluminum |
| Compatibility | Sony |
| Camera Mount | Sony FX3 / FX30 camera body mount |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | Form-fitting full cage dimensions not specified |
| Color | Black |
support specifications
| Plate Type | Supports quick release plate attachment via camera base |
- Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 – Black
- Slotted and Allen Key*1
- ARCA Quick Release Plate for Sony FX5 – Black *1
- HDMI Cable Clamp for Sony FX5 – Black*1
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