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Wooden Camera Unified Bridgeplate (19mm)
Wooden Camera Unified Bridgeplate (19mm)
The Wooden Camera Unified Bridgeplate (19mm) is an ARRI standard bridge plate with 19mm studio rods spaced 104mm center-to-center. It can be converted from RED standard height to ARRI standard height, making it compatible with any type of camera rig. The rubberized top coating prevents twisting and slotted design accommodates non-standard screw spacing.
When combined with Unified Baseplates, it offers correct rod height on cameras like the Sony FS7/FS5/F55/F5, Canon's C100 and C300 Mark II/C100/C300/C500, Blackmagic URSA Mini, Panasonic VariCam 35/VariCam LT, and risers for RED Weapon/Scarlet-w/Raven/Epic/Scarlet.
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Product Overview
Wooden Camera Unified Bridgeplate (19mm)
The Wooden Camera Unified Bridgeplate (19mm) is an ARRI standard bridge plate with 19mm studio rods spaced 104mm center-to-center. It can be converted from RED standard height to ARRI standard height, making it compatible with any type of camera rig. The rubberized top coating prevents twisting and slotted design accommodates non-standard screw spacing.
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