Overview

Bright Tangerine Arca Receiver Mk III

Keep things simple with the Arca Receiver, redesigned to fit any rig. Mount it in seconds to a range of possible setups, with a built-in bubble level to keep things even and an open-jaw clamp to keep things secure. Orient it in any direction for broad compatibility, and when wrap time rolls around you can detach it in moments.

SKU: GC63-B4013.1218

Bright Tangerine Arca Receiver Mk III

Bright Tangerine Arca Receiver Mk III

Keep things simple with the Arca Receiver, redesigned to fit any rig. Mount it in seconds to a range of possible setups, with a built-in bubble level to keep things even and an open-jaw clamp to keep things secure. Orient it in any direction for broad compatibility, and when wrap time rolls around you can detach it in moments.

Levelled Up

Once installed, you can slide the Arca Receiver back-and-forth to optimally balance your build. With 77mm of travel potential, even the bulkiest of zooms or the primmest primes can be levelled out. Factor in the built-in bubble level, and you can also quickly ensure that your shot is levelled out - preventing any unwanted Dutch angles. Once you've added your compatible Arca plate or Arca Riser, there are two safety mechanisms to ensure that your camera remains in place. A built-in safety stop prevents the plate from coming loose once installed, and the locking lever reinforces that protection. This means that your setup is secure when you need it to be, but easy to unlock when you don't.

Turned Around

Some Arca plates mount straight-on to the rig, others mount at a right-angle - and it can be total guesswork as to whether you've got the right one. The Arca Receiver can be mounted either way, for side-mounting or front-mounting Arca plates however your rig needs. Sometimes things just don't work together in camera prep: you don't have the specific spacer or the wrong Hex Key, setting you back in time and money. The Arca Receiver, however, is universally compatible: mounting via a few twists of a flathead screwdriver. This makes it compatible with a broad range of accessories: from our Universal Dovetail to our new OpenRig ecosystem. Make rigging easier. With the OpenRig system from Bright Tangerine, you can learn one system, once - but have endless possibilities. Whether you need a run-and-gun rig for a documentary or a full cine build, the OpenRig system has the solution.

Key Features:

Quick-Release Clamp for Arca Plates

Secure Locking Lever for Fast Mounting

Compatible with OpenRig and LeftField Systems

Rotatable Design for Flexible Mounting

Built-In Bubble Level for Alignment

Compatibility:

The Arca Receiver can be installed to a range of surfaces via the built-in screw threads in the base - such as the Universal Dovetail, OpenRig Arca Base or the range of LeftField Mini Risers. The Receiver can be oriented either front-facing or side-facing, depending on the layout of the Arca plate being mounted.

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Bright Tangerine Arca Receiver Mk III

Keep things simple with the Arca Receiver, redesigned to fit any rig. Mount it in seconds to a range of possible setups, with a built-in bubble level to keep things even and an open-jaw clamp to keep things secure. Orient it in any direction for broad compatibility, and when wrap time rolls around you can detach it in moments.

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