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Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6
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Product Overview
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6
Position your grip more comfortably using the Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6 from Tilta. Designed to relocate your original FX6 handgrip at a slight distance from your camera, this extender has a camera mount on one side and a handgrip/rosette mount on the other. Handy for shoulder rig, gimbal, and tripod mounting, the extender includes a 17.7 to 39.3" extension cable.
What's in the box:
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6
4mm Allen Key
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Key Features
Sony FX6 Compatibility
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6 for camera compateble engineered for the delivering a precision fit.
Aluminium Alloy
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6 built from durable aluminium alloy for exceptional strength and lightweight performance.
17.7" to 39.3" Coiled Cable
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6 compact coiled cable designed for clean, efficient cable management.
Rosette Mount Connection
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6 designed for secure mounting with flexible angle adjustment.
Shoulder Rig & Gimbal
Tilta Handgrip Extender for Sony FX6 optimised for both shoulder-mounted and gimbal workflows.
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