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Bright Tangerine Create Shoulder Rig (VCT-14)

Create a shoulder rig suited to your cine camera configuration with the Create Shoulder Rig from Bright Tangerine. The shoulder rig provides an easy, quick release design that allows you to transfer your camera rig between different rig setups, such as tripod, gimbal, and shoulder rig.

SKU: GC63-B6000.1050

Bright Tangerine Create Shoulder Rig (VCT-14)

Bright Tangerine Create Shoulder Rig (VCT-14)

Create a shoulder rig suited to your cine camera configuration with the Create Shoulder Rig from Bright Tangerine. The shoulder rig provides an easy, quick release design that allows you to transfer your camera rig between different rig setups, such as tripod, gimbal, and shoulder rig.

Seamless Transition

The rig provides a quick transition of your entire rig between setups. The top plate fits any Manfrotto, DJI, or Arca-type plate, and it features safety stops to ensure the camera is mounted safely. The entire rig can also be mounted onto VCT-14 tripods with the integrated base.

Universal Design

The multi-dovetail design means that you can mount any camera system to the rig, and the central channel of the shoulder rig offers up to 7.9" of sliding travel depending on the dovetail plate used.

Adjustable Shoulder Pad

On the base, the rig features an EVA foam pad with a rubber coating, providing flexibility and rigidity in handheld configurations. Magnets built into the pad's top align with the magnets on the rig's base, offering four distinct positions for the pad to achieve optimal balance.

Customisable

The Create system provides numerous accessory options to fit different shooting scenarios. This rig features dual ARRI rosettes placed on either side for optional handgrips, or you can utilizse a rod configuration via the adjustable rod bracket on the front. There's also a separate rod bracket at the rear for battery packs, as well as MAP M4 mounts on the side.

Key Features:

Works with Manfrotto/DJI/Arca Plates

Built-In VCT-14 Mount

15mm LWS Front/Back Rod Clamp

Adjustable Shoulder Pad with 7.9" Travel

Two ARRI Rosettes with M6 Threads

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Bright Tangerine Create Shoulder Rig (VCT-14)

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Bright Tangerine Create Shoulder Rig (VCT-14)

Create a shoulder rig suited to your cine camera configuration with the Create Shoulder Rig from Bright Tangerine. The shoulder rig provides an easy, quick release design that allows you to transfer your camera rig between different rig setups, such as tripod, gimbal, and shoulder rig.

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