The Story
The SmallRig Camera Cage for Canon EOS R5 C, R5 and R6 provides maximum protection to your compatible Canon EOS R5 C, R5, and R6 camera while adding multiple additional mounting options for additional accessories. The form-fitting cage still leaves access to all camera ports, controls as well as the battery slot.
Your camera mounts to the SmallRig Camera Cage for Canon EOS R5 C, R5, and R6 using a single 1/4"-20 screw and anti-twist pins. On the base of the cage you will find a rubber pad to prevent damage to the body and prevent twisting while mounted. Around the cage you will find multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 accessory threads along with several ARRI-style locating holes to prevent twisting of accessories while mounted.
On the one side, you will find an integrated NATO rail and a shoe mount on top. strap slots on the sides allow you to add additional (not included) hand straps, or shoulder straps. At the bottom of the cage, you will find a screwdriver used to secure the camera to the cage.
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Description
The SmallRig Camera Cage for Canon EOS R5 C, R5 and R6 provides maximum protection to your compatible Canon EOS R5 C, R5, and R6 camera while adding multiple additional mounting options for additional accessories. The form-fitting cage still leaves access to all camera ports, controls as well as the battery slot.
Your camera mounts to the SmallRig Camera Cage for Canon EOS R5 C, R5, and R6 using a single 1/4"-20 screw and anti-twist pins. On the base of the cage you will find a rubber pad to prevent damage to the body and prevent twisting while mounted. Around the cage you will find multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 accessory threads along with several ARRI-style locating holes to prevent twisting of accessories while mounted.
On the one side, you will find an integrated NATO rail and a shoe mount on top. strap slots on the sides allow you to add additional (not included) hand straps, or shoulder straps. At the bottom of the cage, you will find a screwdriver used to secure the camera to the cage.
