This is a special-order item that we do not normally hold in stock. It generally ships within 4–8 weeks and cannot be cancelled or returned for change of mind.
Overview

Enhance the functionality of your camera with the Tilta Full Camera Cage for Panasonic S5 II/IIX (Titanium Grey). This full cage offers additional protection for your camera body and features universal mounting options for accessories such as NATO, ARRI Rosette, Cold Shoe and 1/4”-20 threads with Locating Pins.

SKU: GC33-TA-T50-FCC-TG

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Panasonic S5 II/IIX - Titanium Gray

Enhance the functionality of your camera with the Tilta Full Camera Cage for Panasonic S5 II/IIX (Titanium Grey). This full cage offers additional protection for your camera body and features universal mounting options for accessories such as NATO, ARRI Rosette, Cold Shoe and 1/4”-20 threads with Locating Pins.

The cage features two NATO rail connections which are perfectly suited for optional Type IV/VI Side Handles or Compact NATO Top Handle. This NATO Rail placement easily allows you to easily swap the position of NATO based Top and Side Handles to quickly switch between vertical and horizontal shooting configurations.

Similar to other systems, you’ll also have multiple options for mounting 15mm rods via new 15mm Single Rod Holders. This will allow you to secure 15mm rod based accessories via NATO, Dual 1/4″-20 Threads or via the Front Mount Rod Holder Thread. This updated design features an emphasis on accessibility, allowing improved access to all ports and camera function controls.

The bottom plate features an Arca Swiss connection and can natively mount to the DJI RS3 Pro / RS3 / RS2. This cage can also be mounted to a Modular Baseplate System via this same ARCA connection.

The included HDMI and USB-C Cable Clamp ensure any connected cables are mounted securely.

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Tilta Full Camera Cage for Panasonic S5 II/IIX - Titanium Gray

Features

  • Form-Fitted for Panasonic S5 II/IIX
  • Reserved Space for Function Buttons
  • Arca-Swiss Compatible Bottom Plate
  • Horizontal & Vertical Configuration
  • Mounts on DJI Ronin

This is a special-order item that we do not normally hold in stock. It generally ships within 4–8 weeks and cannot be cancelled or returned for change of mind.
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Product Overview

Enhance the functionality of your camera with the Tilta Full Camera Cage for Panasonic S5 II/IIX (Titanium Grey). This full cage offers additional protection for your camera body and features universal mounting options for accessories such as NATO, ARRI Rosette, Cold Shoe and 1/4”-20 threads with Locating Pins.

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