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Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit)
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit)
A modular cage system for using the Canon C80 cinema camera in different configurations, this Camera Cage Base Kit from Tilta is made up of top and bottom plates, left and right side arm plates, and multiple mount options via multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads and the included Nato rail and cold shoe. In addition to clearance for ports, power and settings buttons, and heat dissipation vents, this C80 cage features one side plate with button extensions for tactile feedback with the original controls, while the other side plate offers easy use in the vertical orientation with multiple mount points. The top plate also allows unobstructed access to the native top handle mounting point.
Key Features:
Top Plate, Bottom Plate
Left- and Right-Side Plates
Nato Rail, 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Threads
Cold Shoe, HDMI Cable Clamp
Button Extensions, Vertical Ready Design
Durable Aluminium and Steel Construction
What's in the Box:
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit)
Bottom Plate
Top Plate
Side Arm (Left)
Side Arm (Right)
Nato Rail Attachment
Cold Shoe Receiver Attachment
Allen Key
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Product Overview
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit)
A modular cage system for using the Canon C80 cinema camera in different configurations, this Camera Cage Base Kit from Tilta is made up of top and bottom plates, left and right side arm plates, and multiple mount options via multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads and the included Nato rail and cold shoe. In addition to clearance for ports, power and settings buttons, and heat dissipation vents, this C80 cage features one side plate with button extensions for tactile feedback with the original controls, while the other side plate offers easy use in the vertical orientation with multiple mount points. The top plate also allows unobstructed access to the native top handle mounting point.
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Key Features
Modular Top Plate
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit) features a modular top plate for flexible accessory mounting and rig customisation.
Dual Side Plate System
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit) incorporates a dual side plate system for enhanced protection and versatile accessory support.
Integrated NATO Rail
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit) integrates a NATO rail for quick, secure, and tool-free accessory attachment.
Aluminium & Steel Build
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit) built with aluminium and steel construction for exceptional durability and long-lasting performance.
Seamless C80 Integration
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit) delivers seamless integration with the Canon C80 for a precise fit and dependable performance.
Expand Your Creative Possibilities
Tilta Camera Cage for Canon C80 (Base Kit)
Elevate Every Shooting Experience
Enhance every production with a versatile camera cage that delivers reliable protection, flexible mounting options, and professional-grade performance.
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