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Bright Tangerine Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail

Experience top performance from the Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail. Slotting seamlessly on top of your stock XLR handle, you can create a more detailed rig in moments. Thanks to both bolt-on and NATO mounting options, you can build the rig as last-minute as the call sheet hits your inbox. As for rigging options, the NATO Rail spoils you for choice without spoiling the comfort or convenience of the handle's size and shape. You have 3/8" and 1/4" screw threads, each with ARRI-standard anti-twist pins, as well as an integrated NATO rail with safety stops. This gives you the freedom to mount monitors, lights or anything else from the top of your rig.

SKU: GC63-B4004.1091

Bright Tangerine Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail

Bright Tangerine Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail

Experience top performance from the Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail. Slotting seamlessly on top of your stock XLR handle, you can create a more detailed rig in moments. Thanks to both bolt-on and NATO mounting options, you can build the rig as last-minute as the call sheet hits your inbox. As for rigging options, the NATO Rail spoils you for choice without spoiling the comfort or convenience of the handle's size and shape. You have 3/8" and 1/4" screw threads, each with ARRI-standard anti-twist pins, as well as an integrated NATO rail with safety stops. This gives you the freedom to mount monitors, lights or anything else from the top of your rig.

Extension-Compatible

If you want a rigid and versatile handle setup, there's no better combo than the NATO Rail and our Top Handle Extension. This gives you mounting options for the top and side, letting you build up and out of the stock FX5 handle. Mount an eye light or a monitor, whilst also building out your own custom handle shape. The future is here: the Sony FX5 is the latest and greatest cinema camera, so make sure your camera has the cage it deserves. Bright Tangerine Sony FX5 accessories are all designed to the highest standard, so you always have the best camera rig for the job.

Key Features:

Quick-Release NATO Rail Convenience

Sleek and Low-Profile Design

Anti-Twist Mounting for Accessories

Compatible with Top Handle Extension

1/4-Inch and 3/8-Inch Threads

Compatibility:

The Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail is designed to match the Sony FX5 stock XLR handle - and requires our separate Top Handle Extension in order to be installed. It features a single 3/8" and multiple 1/4" mounting points, as well as an integrated NATO rail.

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Product Overview

Bright Tangerine Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail

Experience top performance from the Sony FX5 Top Handle NATO Rail. Slotting seamlessly on top of your stock XLR handle, you can create a more detailed rig in moments. Thanks to both bolt-on and NATO mounting options, you can build the rig as last-minute as the call sheet hits your inbox. As for rigging options, the NATO Rail spoils you for choice without spoiling the comfort or convenience of the handle's size and shape. You have 3/8" and 1/4" screw threads, each with ARRI-standard anti-twist pins, as well as an integrated NATO rail with safety stops. This gives you the freedom to mount monitors, lights or anything else from the top of your rig.

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