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Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II/a9 III with Base Kit

A starter combo for video rigging the Sony a1 II and a9 III mirrorless cameras, the Full Camera Cage with Base Kit from Tilta pairs the full camera cage and the Xeno top handle with 1/4"-20 locating screw.

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Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II/a9 III with Base Kit

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II/a9 III with Base Kit

A starter combo for video rigging the Sony a1 II and a9 III mirrorless cameras, the Full Camera Cage with Base Kit from Tilta pairs the full camera cage and the Xeno top handle with 1/4"-20 locating screw.

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II & a9 III

Protect and add accessories to your Sony a1 II or a9 III mirrorless camera with this lightweight Full Camera Cage from Tilta. The durable aluminium and stainless steel cage maintains access to the camera's controls and weighs only 187g. Use this cage to mount a variety of accessories using its integrated mounts, including the top cold shoe mount and multiple 1/4"-20 and M3 mounting threads. The modular design allows the conversion of the full cage into a half cage. HDMI cable clamps for both the a1 II and a9 III are included with the cage, and further cable management is possible via an optional Arca-style bottom plate with cable passthrough.

Tilta Xeno Top Handle with 1/4"-20 Locating Screw (Black)

Integrate this black Tilta Xeno Top Handle into your camera cage configuration for improved low-angle shooting. The top handle secures to your cage via a built-in 1/4"-20 screw with locating pins. Multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads throughout the handle allow you to attach articulating arms, cable clamps, or other accessories. A single cold shoe slot accommodates a shotgun microphone or wireless transmitter. The handle's silicone grip makes for an ergonomic and anti-slip handgrip.

Key Features:

Starter Combo for Video Rigging

Formfitting Camera Cage for a1 II/a9 III

Xeno Top Handle with Locating Screw

Integrated Cold Shoe

1/4"-20 Accessory & Tripod Threads

3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20 Threaded Adapter

For Horizontal & Vertical Use

Aluminium & Stainless Steel Construction

What's in the Box:

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II/a9 III with Base Kit

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II/ a9 III

HDMI Cable Clamp for Sony a9 III

HDMI Cable Clamp for Sony a1 II

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Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a1 II/a9 III with Base Kit

A starter combo for video rigging the Sony a1 II and a9 III mirrorless cameras, the Full Camera Cage with Base Kit from Tilta pairs the full camera cage and the Xeno top handle with 1/4"-20 locating screw.

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