Overview

The LeftField 3 KASBAH Pad Dovetail Riser acts as a receiver for the LeftField 15mm universal baseplate when the shoulder pad is attached to the rear. It adds vertical clearance for the pad and the ability to balance the camera setup along the ARRI standard dovetail.

SKU: GC63-B6000.1009

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad ARRI Dovetail Riser

The LeftField 3 KASBAH Pad Dovetail Riser acts as a receiver for the LeftField 15mm universal baseplate when the shoulder pad is attached to the rear. It adds vertical clearance for the pad and the ability to balance the camera setup along the ARRI standard dovetail.

TRIPOD TO HANDHELD IN SECONDS

The riser features a guided track to align the baseplate with an end stop that provides tactile feedback to the operator that the baseplate is on the riser. The safety wedge prevents the baseplate from sliding off accidentally.

Unlike VCT systems, the KASBAH System works on any ARRI standard dovetail removing any flex or play due to tolerances between the wedge & receiver plates.

Going back to handheld operation is as simple as opening up the lever and lifting off the camera.

Customise your camera build with the extensive selection of accessories in the LeftField system. Letting you create the right setup for each and every task.

This dovetail riser has been updated to LeftField 3 and is not compatible with LeftField 2 accessories.<.p>

For a complete list of compatible accessories, visit www.brighttangerine.com/leftfield-compatibility

EXTRA CARE COMES STANDARD

Machined and hand-finished in our single factory in Church Crookham from high-grade materials. Hard anodised for extended durability. The KASBAH Pad Dovetail Riser comes with our famous Bright Tangerine Support and the addition of a 2-year warranty.

Compatibility

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad ARRI Dovetail Riser

  • Fast & secure docking of your KASBAH equipped LeftField 3 15mm LWS Baseplate & Shoulder Pad
  • Guided track with end stop provide tactile feedback when loading camera
  • Safety wedge prevents accidental releases & peace of mind
  • Riser slides onto any ARRI Standard dovetail
  • Allows adjustment of balance point on the tripod
  • CNC precision cut & hard anodised for durability

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Product Overview

The LeftField 3 KASBAH Pad Dovetail Riser acts as a receiver for the LeftField 15mm universal baseplate when the shoulder pad is attached to the rear. It adds vertical clearance for the pad and the ability to balance the camera setup along the ARRI standard dovetail.

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