Tilta Full Camera Cage for Canon R5C - Black


Key Features
- [ENHANCED PROTECTION] Minimizes Wear and Tear Over Time
- [NATO RAIL] Supports Advanced Side Handles and Compact NATO Top Handle
- [MOUNT ACCESSORIES] via ARRI Rosette, Cold Shoe, M3 and 1/4"-20 Threads with Locating Pins
- [SILICONE PADDING] Protects Camera Body and Enhances Connection Between Camera and Cage
- [MAGNETIC SCREWDRIVER] Provides Convenient Option for Quick Assembly or Adjustments
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OVERVIEW
The Canon R5C is better protected by this camera cage, which also increases the mounting options for a variety of camera accessories. On the top and left sides of the cage are NATO Rail connectors, two cold shoe receivers, and an ARRI Rosette Connection.
Any of our optional Type IV/VI Side Handles or our Compact NATO Top Handle can be mounted using these connections. The cage also has a number of 14"-20 mounting points with locating pins, a number of M3 threads, and built-in shoulder strap slots. You may rapidly change the firing configuration between horizontal and vertical by attaching the optional Adjustable Top Handle. The cage attaches to your camera body with a 14"-20 screw and uses a locating pin as an additional point of contact in order to function.
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