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Tilta Camera Cage for Canon R7 Lightweight Kit - Black
Introducing the Lightweight Camera Cage Kit for Canon R7
The full camera cage is the foundation of this kit and offers multiple mounting points for accessories including¼"-20 threads with locating points, a cold shoe receiver, NATO Rail, and a thread for 15mm Rod Holders .
The included NATO Rail and NATO Top Handle improve flexibility for shooting and handling, which is especially useful for achieving low angles shots.
The Top Handle also expands mounting options with additional 1/4"-20 threads and a Cold Shoe Receiver, perfect for an external monitor via our Cold Shoe Accessory Bracket. (not included)
The R7 Cage features an ARCA-Swiss built into the bottom plate which accommodates quick transitions between gimbals like the RS3 Pro and other compatible ARCA support systems.
On the bottom plate you'll fine a ¼"-20 and 3/8;"-16 thread for improved mounting flexibility as well as a magnetically mounted multi-tool featuring an M3 Allen key and a double-sided flathead screwdriver.
The camera body connects to the cage via a single ¼"-20 connection and also features two additional points of contact on either side which helps to limit rotation of the camera within the cage.
The included cable clamp can secure HDMI and USB-C cables via a quick and convenient thumbscrew in order to protect both the cables and camera ports, ensuring stable data transmission.
Comes with a multifunctional screwdriver to remove the bottom screw of the cage and the multiple security screws on the sides.
Features an Arca plate on the bottom, enabling quick transitions on Arca-Swiss tripods and gimbals.
Three-point mounting via one bottom and two side screws enhance stability.
Safeguards camera contact surfaces from scratches while improving camera stability.
Thumb screw design. Enables quick disassembly.
Features:
Multifunctional Screwdriver No Need for Additional Tools
Fast Transitions With Arca-Swiss Quick Release
Three Points Of Contact for Secure Installation
Built-In Silicone for Comprehensive Protection
Quick-Release Cable Clamp Easy To Attach And Detach
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Introducing the Lightweight Camera Cage Kit for Canon R7
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