Tilta Full Camera Cage for Panasonic BGH1/BS1H - Black


Key Features
- Several 1/4”-20 and 3/8”-16 mounting points
- 2 rosettes
- NATO rail receivers
- Wooden Side Handle
overview
This “full” camera cage provides protective armor for the Panasonic BGH1 camera. It provides several 1/4”-20 and 3/8”-16 mounting points for mounting accessories. It also includes two rosettes as well as NATO rail receivers on each side as well as a cold shoe mount on top. The base of the cage also provides several mounting holes when attaching your camera to gimbals to more easily fine tune the balance of your setup.
A variety of different baseplates can be attached to the bottom of the cage, allowing for various rod mounting and optional power supply configurations.
The quick release top handle, adjustable quick release top handle, and various optional side handles can be attached to the cage to provide for different ways to comfortably operate your camera setup.
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detailed specifications
| Material | Aluminium-alloy / stainless steel |
| Mounting | Multiple x 1/4"-20 Thread, Multiple x 3/8"-16 Thread, Cold Shoe |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
- (1) Full Camera Cage for Panasonic BGH1 – Black
- (1) Adapter Plate For Red Komodo Baseplate
- (1) Allen Key
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