Sony FX5 Compatible
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Top Rail Access
Left-Side Rail
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Dual-Direction Arca Base
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Aircraft Aluminium Build
Strap Carry Slots
Overview

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5

Add protection and accessories to your Sony FX5 digital cinema camera with this lightweight and modular Full Camera Cage from Tilta. The formfitting full cage features multiple accessory mounting options as well as an integrated side grip and a detachable, Arca-type bottom plate that provides both horizontal and vertical support. This aluminium cage maintains access to the camera's controls and functions.

SKU: GC33-TA-T108-FCC-B

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5

Add protection and accessories to your Sony FX5 digital cinema camera with this lightweight and modular Full Camera Cage from Tilta. The formfitting full cage features multiple accessory mounting options as well as an integrated side grip and a detachable, Arca-type bottom plate that provides both horizontal and vertical support. This aluminium cage maintains access to the camera's controls and functions.

Built for Flexible Filmmaking

Engineered for secure camera support and versatile rigging, this durable aluminium camera cage features a centre-positioning point on the base for easier DJI gimbal mounting and faster balancing. Multiple mounting options, including top and left-side NATO rails, a shoe mount, anti-twist 3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 threads, and a detachable Arca-type base plate, allow quick attachment of accessories, tripods, and gimbals. Built-in strap slots enhance portability, while a magnetic battery latch provides added security. An integrated Allen key/screwdriver stored in the base enables convenient adjustments, and the included cable clamp helps keep your HDMI cable firmly connected during use.

Key Features:

Custom Cage for Sony FX5

Bidirectional Arca-Type Base

DJI Gimbal Centre Mount

Multiple Accessory Mounting Points

Horizontal and Vertical Support

HDMI Cable Clamp Design

Magnetic Battery Latch

Durable Aluminium Construction

What's in the Box:

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5

Bottom Arca-Type Plate

HDMI Cable Clamp

Allen Key/Screwdriver Tool

Sony FX5 Compatible
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Top Rail Access
Left-Side Rail
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Dual-Direction Arca Base
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Aircraft Aluminium Build
Strap Carry Slots
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Product Overview

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5

Add protection and accessories to your Sony FX5 digital cinema camera with this lightweight and modular Full Camera Cage from Tilta. The formfitting full cage features multiple accessory mounting options as well as an integrated side grip and a detachable, Arca-type bottom plate that provides both horizontal and vertical support. This aluminium cage maintains access to the camera's controls and functions.

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Key Features

Sony FX5 Compatible

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 Camera Compateble Engineered for the Sony FX5, delivering a precision fit.

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

Top Rail Access

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 Top NATO rails provide fast, secure accessory mounting.

Left-Side Rail

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 Integrated left-side NATO rails offer versatile mounting options.

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

Dual-Direction Arca Base

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 Enables quick, secure mounting in either direction for seamless transitions between tripods and support systems.

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

Aircraft Aluminium Build

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 Built from durable aluminium alloy for exceptional strength and lightweight performance.

Strap Carry Slots

Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5 ntegrated carry slots provide secure attachment points for shoulder, wrist straps, ensuring comfortable and reliable transport.

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Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX5

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Ultimate Expansion

Built for flexibility and customisation, it helps create a professional rig tailored to your shooting needs.

Expand Your Creativity

Expand Your Creativity

Unlock new shooting possibilities with a versatile cage system designed for the Sony FX5. Multiple mounting options and a modular design let you customise your rig for any creative workflow.

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