Overview

This Tilta TA-T18-C Tiltaing Sony a7S III Kit C (Black) provides protective armour for the Sony a7S III camera. It provides several 1/4-20 mounting points as well as one cold shoe mounting point. The base of the cage also provides several mounting holes when attaching your camera to gimbals to more easily fine tune the balance of your setup. A variety of different baseplates can be attached to the bottom of the cage, allowing for various rod mounting and optional power supply configurations. A quick release top handle can be attached to the cage to provide for a comfortable camera operating setup.

SKU: GC33-TA-T18-C-B

Tilta Tiltaing Sony a7siii Kit C - Black

This Tilta TA-T18-C Tiltaing Sony a7S III Kit C (Black) provides protective armour for the Sony a7S III camera. It provides several 1/4-20 mounting points as well as one cold shoe mounting point. The base of the cage also provides several mounting holes when attaching your camera to gimbals to more easily fine tune the balance of your setup. A variety of different baseplates can be attached to the bottom of the cage, allowing for various rod mounting and optional power supply configurations. A quick release top handle can be attached to the cage to provide for a comfortable camera operating setup.

Made specifically for video content creators that demand excellent low light performance, numerous recording options, and long recording times, the new A7sIII builds upon the legacy of the A7sII to deliver a camera that hits all the right spots for a camera of this level.

Inspired by the usefulness and ingenuity of this camera’s design, Tilta set off to incorporate new design touches that help elevate the camera even further. As part of the Tiltaing series of products, Tilta has put together a versatile, yet lightweight camera cage that is just the beginning for building a camera rig for professional video. The new camera cage is designed to augment and protect the a7sIII, as well as add expansion options like our new rotating top handle, rotating side handles, ARRI standard rosette mounts, and much more.

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Tilta ing Sony a7siii Kit C - Black

Features

  • Full Camera Cage for Sony a7siii
  • HDMI Cable Clamp Attachment for Sony a7siii Full Cage
  • HDMI male to HDMI female Cable
  • Manfrotto Quick Release Plate for Sony a7siii
  • ARCA Quick Release Plate for Sony a7siii

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This Tilta TA-T18-C Tiltaing Sony a7S III Kit C (Black) provides protective armour for the Sony a7S III camera. It provides several 1/4-20 mounting points as well as one cold shoe mounting point. The base of the cage also provides several mounting holes when attaching your camera to gimbals to more easily fine tune the balance of your setup. A variety of different baseplates can be attached to the bottom of the cage, allowing for various rod mounting and optional power supply configurations. A quick release top handle can be attached to the cage to provide for a comfortable camera operating setup.

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