Overview

Protect your camera and add a variety of accessory mounts for video capture using the Space Gray Cine Cage for Canon R5 C from Kondor Blue. The cage features the correct height for use with a pro matte box, an Arca-type quick release baseplate, three NATO rails, a shoe mount, a cable clamp, and multiple 1/4"-20 and ARRI-style 3/8"-16 accessory threads. This durable cage protects your Canon R5 C camera while maintaining access to its ports, slots, and controls.

SKU: GC47-KB-CR5C-CO

Kondor Blue Canon R5C Cine Cage (Cage Only) (Space Gray)

Protect your camera and add a variety of accessory mounts for video capture using the Space Gray Cine Cage for Canon R5 C from Kondor Blue. The cage features the correct height for use with a pro matte box, an Arca-type quick release baseplate, three NATO rails, a shoe mount, a cable clamp, and multiple 1/4"-20 and ARRI-style 3/8"-16 accessory threads. This durable cage protects your Canon R5 C camera while maintaining access to its ports, slots, and controls.

Protective Cage

Protects your camera against the most common drop angles while maintaining access to the battery, controls, and ports

Cine-Style Details

  • Does not interfere with drop-in filters
  • Incorporates a sensor plane marker for checking focus
  • Sits at the correct height for use with pro matte boxes
  • Cable clamp for HDMI and USB-C cable clamp

Accessory Mounting

  • Incorporates multiple 1/4"-20, non-twist 3/8"-16, and M4 threads
  • Has NATO rails on the right, left, and top surfaces
  • Includes a cold shoe with a safety pin

Magnetic Tools

Includes 2 and 4mm tools for assembling the cage with magnetic storage on the bottom of the baseplate

Key Features

  • Formfitting Cine-Style Cage
  • Sensor Plane Marker, 3 NATO Rails
  • Safety Shoe Mount, HDMI/USB Cable Clamp
  • Compatible with Drop-In Filters
  • 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Anti-Twist Threads
  • Arca-Type Quick Release Plate
  • Maintains Access to Ports & Controls
  • Magnetic 2 & 4mm Allen Keys

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Product Overview

Protect your camera and add a variety of accessory mounts for video capture using the Space Gray Cine Cage for Canon R5 C from Kondor Blue. The cage features the correct height for use with a pro matte box, an Arca-type quick release baseplate, three NATO rails, a shoe mount, a cable clamp, and multiple 1/4"-20 and ARRI-style 3/8"-16 accessory threads. This durable cage protects your Canon R5 C camera while maintaining access to its ports, slots, and controls.

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