Overview

If you're having trouble balancing a side-heavy camera on your DJI RS 2, RS 3, or RS 3 PRO handheld gimbal, the Top Camera Support Bracket from Tilta can help. Made from aluminum and stainless steel, the bracket adds stability to your camera setup, ensuring smooth and steady shots every time.

The bottom of the U-shaped bracket clamps onto the base of the gimbal's side camera bracket, and the top part of the bracket features a shoe adapter that secures onto your camera's shoe mount. The bracket's vertical arm allows the top horizontal arm to be height-adjusted to fit a variety of different camera sizes. The top horizontal arm features a shoe mount and anti-twist mounts to add an optional top handle, light, microphone, or other accessory.

SKU: GC33-TGA-TSB

Tilta Top Camera Support Bracket for RS 2

If you're having trouble balancing a side-heavy camera on your DJI RS 2, RS 3, or RS 3 PRO handheld gimbal, the Top Camera Support Bracket from Tilta can help. Made from aluminum and stainless steel, the bracket adds stability to your camera setup, ensuring smooth and steady shots every time.

The bottom of the U-shaped bracket clamps onto the base of the gimbal's side camera bracket, and the top part of the bracket features a shoe adapter that secures onto your camera's shoe mount. The bracket's vertical arm allows the top horizontal arm to be height-adjusted to fit a variety of different camera sizes. The top horizontal arm features a shoe mount and anti-twist mounts to add an optional top handle, light, microphone, or other accessory.

 

Features

  • For RS 2, RS 3 & RS 3 PRO

  • Stabilize Camera When Mounted on Gimbal

  • Clamps onto Gimbal Side Bracket

  • Secures to Camera Shoe Mount

  • Shoe Mount & Anti-Twist Threads on Arm

  • Height Adjustable for Different Cameras

  • Aluminum & Stainless Steel Construction

 

Compatibility

  • For DJI RS 2, RS 3, or RS 3 PRO handheld gimbal stabilizer

  • Camera with a shoe mount on top

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Product Overview

If you're having trouble balancing a side-heavy camera on your DJI RS 2, RS 3, or RS 3 PRO handheld gimbal, the Top Camera Support Bracket from Tilta can help. Made from aluminum and stainless steel, the bracket adds stability to your camera setup, ensuring smooth and steady shots every time.

The bottom of the U-shaped bracket clamps onto the base of the gimbal's side camera bracket, and the top part of the bracket features a shoe adapter that secures onto your camera's shoe mount. The bracket's vertical arm allows the top horizontal arm to be height-adjusted to fit a variety of different camera sizes. The top horizontal arm features a shoe mount and anti-twist mounts to add an optional top handle, light, microphone, or other accessory.

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