Tilta EF to E Mount Lens Adapter Support for Sony a7R V Half Cage - Black


Key Features
- Designed to Support Metabones EF to E Mount T-Cine Lens Adapter
- Compatible with the Half Camera Cage for Sony A7R V
- Two Points of Contact to Prevent Lens Shift
- Lightweight - Supports Secures Adapters without Adding Extra Bulk
- Durable Aluminum and Steel Construction<
OVERVIEW
This bracket connects to the front of our Half Camera Cage for Sony a7R V and supports the Metabones EF to E Mount T-Cine Lens Adapter as well as other adapters with similar mounting points.This provides an additional point of contact between your cage and lens adapter which creates a more secure connection.
The dual mounting screws on both the camera camera and adapter help prevent the mount from rotating and creates an incredibly secure connection. This helps to limit any unwanted lens shifting that could be caused by your follow focus system and limits stress on the lens mount of your camera body.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | 4.5" x 4" x 3" |
| Weight | 0.09 lbs |
| Color | Black |
detailed specifications
| Compatibility | Tilta Half Cage for Sony A7R V |
| Material | Aluminum Alloy, Stainless Steel |
- EF to E Mount Lens Adapter Support for Sony a7R V Half Cage
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