Overview

Get just the point of view you want for your videos with the XX-large Hermit POV Camera Support Helmet from Tilta. This versatile, carbon-fiber helmet provides five separate camera position choices including front, back, and side options, and includes a quick release plate, a V-Mount battery plate, rosette extension arms, accessory mounts, and counterweights for optimal positioning and balancing.

SKU: GC33-TA-HR-XXL-V

Tilta Hermit POV Support System (XXL) - V Mount

Get just the point of view you want for your videos with the XX-large Hermit POV Camera Support Helmet from Tilta. This versatile, carbon-fiber helmet provides five separate camera position choices including front, back, and side options, and includes a quick release plate, a V-Mount battery plate, rosette extension arms, accessory mounts, and counterweights for optimal positioning and balancing.

Advanced Camera Helmet

  • For mirrorless, DSLR, and select video cameras
  • Front basic and advanced mounting
  • Top basic and advanced mounting
  • Side-, front-, and back-facing options

Size Range

Fits XX-large head circumferences of 24.4-25.2"

Carbon Fiber Construction

  • Padded carbon fiber helmet is both lightweight and sturdy
  • Scratch-resistant design

Battery Plate

A V-Mount battery plate both provides a compact power option and helps to balance your camera

Counterweights

A total of five counterweights ranging from 8.8 ounces to 2.2 pounds each enable you to balance your camera on the helmet

15mm LWS Rod System

Includes 15mm rod brackets and two sets of rods for quick rod-based camera and accessory mounting

Rosette Extension Arms

ARRI-style rosette extension arms enable you to precisely position your camera

Quick Release

A quick release plate lets you easily mount and remove your camera

Compatibility

Tilta Hermit POV Support System (XXL) - V Mount

Key Features

  • Head Circumference Range: 24.4-25.2"
  • 5 x POV Camera Positions, Quick Release
  • Rosette Mounting Arms, 15mm Rod System
  • Battery Plate & Counterweight Balancing
  • Front & Top Basic/Advanced, Side Mounts
  • 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16 & Shoe Accessory Mounts
  • Lightweight Carbon Fiber Helmet
  • 4 & 8" 15mm Rod Pairs
  • Hard Carrying Case, Tools

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Product Overview

Get just the point of view you want for your videos with the XX-large Hermit POV Camera Support Helmet from Tilta. This versatile, carbon-fiber helmet provides five separate camera position choices including front, back, and side options, and includes a quick release plate, a V-Mount battery plate, rosette extension arms, accessory mounts, and counterweights for optimal positioning and balancing.

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