Overview

Protect your Panasonic Lumix GH6 while expanding its mounting capabilities with this raven black Camera Cage with Top Handle from Kondor Blue. The full cage maintains access to the camera's controls and ports while also offering multiple mounting threads. Many 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, and M4 threads accommodate articulating arms, a separately available top handle, and lens supports. The top handle features a stop/start button and additional mounting points like a 15mm single rod clamp.

SKU: GC47-KB-PLGH6-BK

Kondor Blue Panasonic Lumix Gh6 Cage With Top Handle (Raven Black)

Protect your Panasonic Lumix GH6 while expanding its mounting capabilities with this raven black Camera Cage with Top Handle from Kondor Blue. The full cage maintains access to the camera's controls and ports while also offering multiple mounting threads. Many 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, and M4 threads accommodate articulating arms, a separately available top handle, and lens supports. The top handle features a stop/start button and additional mounting points like a 15mm single rod clamp.

Other mounting options include three NATO rails, one cold shoe mount on the cage, and two cold shoe mounts on the handle. Integrated into the cage's design is a bubble level to make leveling your horizon line more intuitive. An Arca Quick Release system allows you to mount the cage onto compatible tripods. The cage also includes an HDMI and USB Type-C cable clamp to reduce strain on your camera's connections while also keeping the cords secure.

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Kondor Blue Panasonic Lumix Gh6 Cage With Top Handle (Raven Black)

Key Features

  • Fits Panasonic Lumix GH6
  • Top Handle with Stop/Start Button
  • Maintains Access to Camera Controls
  • Multiple 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, M4 Threads
  • Three NATO Rails
  • Cold Shoe Mount
  • Integrated Bubble Level
  • Arca Quick Release
  • HDMI and USB Type-C Cable Clamp

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Product Overview

Protect your Panasonic Lumix GH6 while expanding its mounting capabilities with this raven black Camera Cage with Top Handle from Kondor Blue. The full cage maintains access to the camera's controls and ports while also offering multiple mounting threads. Many 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, and M4 threads accommodate articulating arms, a separately available top handle, and lens supports. The top handle features a stop/start button and additional mounting points like a 15mm single rod clamp.

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