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KipperTie Revolva Z/PL ND Filter Lens Mount and Lens Adapter for RED V-Raptor and Komodo

Converting from native Z mount to industry standard PL, Revolva performs double duty by providing an integrated ND system with cinema quality optics. Filter cartridges are loaded with a four-position rotating filter. Revolva Z/PL is compatible with any quick-change Revolva cartridge, for best of class ND and diffusion, right where you need it.

SKU: GC117-Revolva Z/PL

KipperTie Revolva Z/PL ND Filter Lens Mount and Lens Adapter for RED V-Raptor and Komodo

KipperTie Revolva Z/PL ND Filter Lens Mount and Lens Adapter for RED V-Raptor and Komodo

Converting from native Z mount to industry standard PL, Revolva performs double duty by providing an integrated ND system with cinema quality optics. Filter cartridges are loaded with a four-position rotating filter. Revolva Z/PL is compatible with any quick-change Revolva cartridge, for best of class ND and diffusion, right where you need it.

Revolva Z/PL is designed especially to complement RED cameras, but will fit any Z mount. The majority of modern PL lenses are compatible, and the supplied smart fitment tool makes double-checking simple.

Included is a robust support foot engineered to match the Komodo-X's body size, allowing the PL mount to be tied rigidly to a base plate or other support with 1/4-20 and 3/8-16 fittings.

For V-Raptor the Wrestler mount support provides additional rigidity connecting the Revolva Z/PL directly to the camera body with no other rigging required

The grippy PL mounting ring may optionally be augmented with a pair of grip tabs, each of which can be attached in a choice of positions to suit the user.

For Komodo the Chinstrap mount support provides the same direct mounting, extra rigidity and additional mounting points.

V-Raptor users wishing to mount the DSMC3 monitor to the camera body will require our Risa K-R product to provide the necessary clearance from the Revolva cartridge.

Komodo users wishing to mount the Komodo Link Adapter to the camera body will require our Risa K-R product to provide the necessary clearance from the Revolva cartridge

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KipperTie Revolva Z/PL ND Filter Lens Mount and Lens Adapter for RED V-Raptor and Komodo

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KipperTie Revolva Z/PL ND Filter Lens Mount and Lens Adapter for RED V-Raptor and Komodo

Converting from native Z mount to industry standard PL, Revolva performs double duty by providing an integrated ND system with cinema quality optics. Filter cartridges are loaded with a four-position rotating filter. Revolva Z/PL is compatible with any quick-change Revolva cartridge, for best of class ND and diffusion, right where you need it.

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