Tilta Mirage Pro Matte Box with Variable ND


Key Features
- Clamp on to Cine Lenses with Front Diameters Including 95mm, 110mm, 114mm and 134mm
- LWS Rod Mount Compatible with Dual 15mm LWS Rods
- 4x5.65 Filter Trays Accommodates Three 4x5.65 Rectangular Filters
- Top Flag Blocks Light and Controls Unwanted Flares
- VND Filter Covers 1 to 7 Stops of Neutral Density to Control Most Situations with a Single Filter (Only in VND Kit)
OVERVIEW
The Mirage Pro Matte Box is our next generation of lightweight matte box that is designed to be accessible to beginners as well as seasoned professionals.
Crafted with attention to detail, the Mirage Pro is a clamp-on matte box designed to accommodate various lens sizes, supporting lenses with outer diameters of 95mm, 110mm, 114mm and 134mm as well as photography lenses with the following filter thread adapters: 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, 82mm.
Equipped with rod adapters for 15mm LWS rods, the Mirage Pro offers easy integration into your existing setup and it can be paired with the optional swing away adapter, for easy lens changes.
Featuring traditional filter trays compatible with 4×5.6 filters, the Mirage Pro allows users to easily utilize filters to achieve their desired visual aesthetic.
With an included top flag and optional side flags, the Mirage Pro has the ability to block flares even in the most challenging lighting conditions.
The Matte Box Body utilizes a unique, magnetic clip-on design which allows the Front Hood to be easily removed in order to reduce the weight of the Matte Box while still supporting all three filters.
Although this opens up the possibility for flares, the reduction in weight makes this a valuable option when using the system on a gimbal or any other weight sensitive support system.
The VND Kit includes a 114mm Variable ND Filter that reduces 1 to 7 stops of light. This allows users to control exposure with ease and precision.
The VND Kit also includes a rod adapter which supports small wireless motors like our Nano 2 Motor to control the ND wirelessly, which is ideal for situations when the lighting changes suddenly on partially cloudy days or when the camera cannot physically be accessed such as when on a steadicam or crane.
The combination of unique design elements and versatile configuration options can assist professional creators in achieving sophisticated visual styles to better express their artistic visions and produce industry level looks at an accessible price.
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detailed specifications
| Material | Carbon fiber, aluminum-alloy, stainless steel |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 23.3 x 20 x 10 inches |
| Color | Black |
lens specification
| Weight | 16.8 lbs |
- Tilta Mirage Pro Matte Box VND Kit
- Mirage Pro Matte Box
- 95mm Clamp-On Adapter
- 110mm Clamp-On Adapter
- 114mm Clamp-On Adapter
- 136mm Clamp-On Adapter
- 3 x Filter Tray (4 x 5.65")
- Filter Tray Body Set (4 x 5.65")
- Top Flag
- Carbon Fiber Hood
- 15mm LWS Mounting Bracket
- Rubber Donut Kit
- Swing-Away Adapter
- 114mm Variable ND Filter
- Hard Matte Kit
- Universal Motor Adapter
- Carrying Case
- Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
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