Overview

This Bright Tangerine baseplate kit is designed for the Sony VENICE 1 & 2 users wanting to add the quick-release 15mm LWS baseplate with support for 15mm rods. The camera securely mounts to the baseplate, preventing any twisting or movement.

SKU: GC63-B4004.0032

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 15mm LWS Baseplate for Sony VENICE 1 & 2 (Standard)

This Bright Tangerine baseplate kit is designed for the Sony VENICE 1 & 2 users wanting to add the quick-release 15mm LWS baseplate with support for 15mm rods. The camera securely mounts to the baseplate, preventing any twisting or movement.

This creates a steady foundation to build up the camera and it also allows you to easily transition your entire build between tripod & handheld setups.

UNIQUE OPEN UP QUICK-RELEASE SYSTEM

The Baseplate kit features our patented Open•UP Quick-Release system that lets you slide, lock & vertically release the camera from any ARRI standard balance plate, or the included low profile dovetail plate.

ARRI BP-8/BP-9 COMPATIBLE

To set the camera up for 15mm/19mm Studio, the B4003.1031 BP-8/BP-9 Adapter can be used for compatability with ARRI BP-8 & BP-9 Studio Bridgeplates. The baseplate is not compatible with B4003.1013 & B4003.1014 LeftField Studio QR Bridgeplates.

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

Includes the LeftField 15mm LWS Baseplate for Sony VENICE 1 & 2, Standard riser for Sony VENICE 1 & 2 & LeftField Dovetail Plate.

ZERO COMPROMISES

Absolutely no compromise has been made in our manufacturing process. Our engineering is focused on creating products that are both high-performance and enabled with a longer life of service. Combine that with unparalleled level of Bright Tangerine support, and your LeftField 15mm QR Baseplate for Sony VENICE 2 becomes the most reliable and hardworking partnership that any filmmaker could wish for

Compatibility

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 15mm LWS Baseplate for Sony VENICE 1 & 2 (Standard)

  • Patented Open-UP quick release system – Lets you slide, lock and vertically release in seconds.
  • Sets camera to 15mm LWS height standards.
  • Adaptable to multiple camera systems with interchangeable riser blocks.
  • Securely clamps on to any ARRI standard dovetail plate.
  • Safety mechanisms prevent any accidental releases.

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Product Overview

This Bright Tangerine baseplate kit is designed for the Sony VENICE 1 & 2 users wanting to add the quick-release 15mm LWS baseplate with support for 15mm rods. The camera securely mounts to the baseplate, preventing any twisting or movement.

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