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Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C400 (Base Kit)
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C400 (Base Kit)
Add a modular cage system to your Canon C400 to utilise your camera in different configurations with this Camera Cage Base Kit from Tilta. The lightweight aluminium cage is made up of a top plate, left and right side arm plates, a Manfrotto-type quick release bottom plate, and a multifunctional back plate. The included EVF rod locking screw ensures the cage fits with the camera's EVF installed.
The sections feature an ARRI-style rosette, a NATO rail, and multiple anti-twist 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads to add a variety of accessories. You can add the original top handle on the top plate or an optional Tilta shoulder pad baseplate to expand your rig.
Key Features:
Modular Cage for Canon C400
Top Plate, Left and Right Side Plates
Manfrotto Quick Release Bottom Plate
Multifunctional Back Plate
NATO Rail, 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Threads
Side ARRI Rosette
Durable Aluminium and Steel Construction
What's in the Box:
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C400 (Base Kit)
Manfrotto Quick Release Bottom Plate
Top Plate
Side Arm (Left)
Side Arm (Right)
Tilta Rear Accessory Mounting Plate for Canon C400
Tilta EVF Rod Locking Screw for Canon C400
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Product Overview
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C400 (Base Kit)
Add a modular cage system to your Canon C400 to utilise your camera in different configurations with this Camera Cage Base Kit from Tilta. The lightweight aluminium cage is made up of a top plate, left and right side arm plates, a Manfrotto-type quick release bottom plate, and a multifunctional back plate. The included EVF rod locking screw ensures the cage fits with the camera's EVF installed.
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