Overview

Tilta Camera Cage for Sony BURANO Pro Kit

Tilta's Camera Cage Advanced Kit expands on the basic Sony BURANO camera cage configuration to take your camera to the next level with a wealth of accessories and mounts. The kit includes a modular camera cage with multiple mounting options, including 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 holes, rosettes, 15mm LWS rod block, and 15mm LWS baseplate.

SKU: GC33-ESR-T18-B-AB

Tilta Camera Cage for Sony BURANO Pro Kit

Tilta Camera Cage for Sony BURANO Pro Kit

Tilta's Camera Cage Advanced Kit expands on the basic Sony BURANO camera cage configuration to take your camera to the next level with a wealth of accessories and mounts. The kit includes a modular camera cage with multiple mounting options, including 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 holes, rosettes, 15mm LWS rod block, and 15mm LWS baseplate.

The cage includes a top handle, a rotating EVF bracket for relocating your EVF, two 20cm long 15mm rods, and a Gold/V Mount battery plate with multiple power delivery options and hot-swappable functionality. A mini multi-tool is also included for mounting the cage and making adjustments, and an Allen wrench is located on the baseplate for quick access.

Tilta Battery Plate for Sony BURANO

Add power distribution to your Sony BURANO with this Battery Plate from Tilta to power your camera and multiple accessories. The durable aluminium Gold/V mount plate mounts to the camera's V-mount plate to transfer power to the camera and provides a single 6-pin LEMO-type 12-28 VDC input to allow hot swapping with an alternative power source.

Power accessories with multiple outputs are included, including one 14.8V D-Tap output, one 65W USB-C PD output, one 14.8V 2-pin LEMO type output, one 3-pin 24V Fischer output, and one 3-pin 14.8V Fischer. The plate is also extended further away from the camera body, allowing for the use of physically larger batteries.

Tilta Full Camera Cage Plus for Sony BURANO

Add accessories and mounting options to your Sony BURANO cinema camera with Tilta's Full Camera Cage Plus. The modular aluminium cage mounts around the camera to provide a multitude of accessory mounting options, including multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 anti-twist threads, an ARRI-style rosette on the side, a 15mm LWS rod block on top, and a 15mm LWS baseplate. Two 20cm 15m rods are also included for adding rod-mounted accessories such as a lens support, follow focus, or matte box.

The top handle slides into the top plate slot with two screws and provides additional 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 accessory threads, and is also compatible with the original Sony top handle. The side plate can also adjust its angle and height for added versatility. You can mount the base plate on a separately available Tilta dovetail mount using the 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 bottom threads.

Tilta Swivel EVF Bracket for Sony BURANO

Attach your original electronic viewfinder to your Sony BURANO caged top handle with this Swivel EVF Bracket from Tilta. The durable aluminium bracket mounts to the separately sold Tilta Top Handle for Sony BURANO using the handle's 15mm rod attachment point. It is also compatible with the original Sony BURANO top handle. The BURANO EVF simply slots into the end of the bracket and provides 360° rotation and tilt to position your EVF exactly how you need it.

Key Features:

Custom Design for Sony Burano

Extension Plate for 19mm Studio

Adaptable Battery Plate Options

Rotatable EVF Bracket for Flexibility

15mm Baseplate and Dual Rods

Multiple Mounting Points for Accessories

What's in the Box:

Tilta Camera Cage for Sony BURANO Pro Kit

Top Plate for for Sony BURANO

Left Side Arm for Sony BURANO

Right Side Arm for Sony BURANO

15mm LWS Baseplate for Sony BURANO

Tilta 15mm Rod Holder for Sony BURANO

Side Mounting Plate for Sony BURANO(ESR-T18-SMP)

Allen Key

Tilta Multi-Functional Mini Tool Kit - Black(TA-MMT-B)

Top Handle for Sony Venice 2(2.01.02.ESRT15001)

Aluminium Rod 15*200mm - Black(R15-200-B)

Rotatable EVF Bracket for Sony BURANO (ESR-T18-REB)

Battery Plate for Sony BURANO - V Mount (ESR-T18-BTP-V)

Extension Plate for 19mm Studio Baseplate(TT-C06-D-EP)

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Tilta Camera Cage for Sony BURANO Pro Kit

Tilta's Camera Cage Advanced Kit expands on the basic Sony BURANO camera cage configuration to take your camera to the next level with a wealth of accessories and mounts. The kit includes a modular camera cage with multiple mounting options, including 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 holes, rosettes, 15mm LWS rod block, and 15mm LWS baseplate.

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