Tilta Pro Camera Cage Kit for Sony a7 IV (Black)

Add accessories to and protect your Sony a7 IV, a1, a7S III, a7R IV, a7 III, a7R III, a9, or a9 II mirrorless camera during production with this black Full Camera Cage from Tilta. This formfitting aluminum cage is designed to not impede access to your camera's functions, displays, ports, or battery. The camera is secured in the cage using a 1/4"-20 mounting screw.

The two integrated top shoe mounts, side rosette, and NATO rails on the top and side provide convenient attachment points for articulating arms, lights, external monitors, and other accessories. The cage incorporates multiple 3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 threads around the sides for attaching accessories and 1/4"-20 threads on the bottom to mount onto a baseplate or tripod. The base features an integrated Arca-type design, and the included Manfrotto-style plate mounts onto the bottom of the cage for alternate mounting options. A screwdriver is included and stores at the base of the cage.

Carry and stabilize your Tiltaing camera cage with the black Tiltaing Compact NATO Top Handle from Tilta. This compact quick release top handle is smaller than the standard Tiltaing quick release handle and well suited for use with smaller cameras or when a smaller shooting package is desired. There is one shoe mount on top and multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads, each featuring anti-twist divots.

The aluminum and stainless steel handle mounts securely onto a camera cage, such as the Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony a7 IV, using its NATO clamp and locking lever.

This HDMI Extension Cable from Tilta is primarily designed to connect to your camera inside your Tiltaing cage, providing you with an ergonomic method of wiring your camera to an external HDMI monitor. Simply plug the male HDMI end into the camera, and connect your display's HDMI cable to the female port of this extension cable. It is also compatible with Tilta's HDMI cable clamps for security.

The Tilta Left-Side Advanced Power Handle, in black, attaches to the left side of Tiltaing camera cages using your choice of an optional rail/rosette mounting bracket—Tilta Left-Side Adapter Type IV, V, or VI. The handle accepts a Sony F570 battery (sold separately) and features two power outputs for running accessories off the battery. It offers an 8V USB Type-C output port and 12 VDC port. In addition to this, the Advanced Power Handle provides a run/stop button for controlling record start/stop on compatible cameras over an optional R/S cable connection.

The Advanced Left-Side Handle Adapter Type VI from Tilta enables you to mount a Tiltaing Left-Side Wooden Handle to the NATO rail mount on select Tilting camera cages. This black Type VI adapter is constructed of aluminum and stainless steel and comes with an Allen key.

The Tiltaing Run/Stop Cable from Tilta connects the Tiltaing Advanced Side Handle to your Sony a6, a7, or a9 series camera, enabling run/stop triggering with the push of a button.

The black 15mm LWS Baseplate Type IV is compatible with Tilta full cages for RED KOMODO, Sony FX3, and Panasonic BGH1 cameras. Use this baseplate to add 15mm LWS rod support for accessories like a follow focus, matte box, or lens motor. The 15mm LWS Baseplate Type IV's dovetail bottom slides onto a separately available Tilta-standard baseplate or ARRI-style baseplate when used with the separately available Tilta to ARRI adapter. The bottom of the baseplate also incorporates several 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads for mounting a quick release plate.

Tilta's 8" Threaded 15mm Rod is a 8" rod with female threading on both ends. This allows you to use optional threaded rod adapters to extend the length. As a standard practice, Tilta chamfers one end of their rods and leaves the other end with a straight cut. The chamfering makes it easier to slide accessories onto the rod, while the end with the straight cut makes for a smoother rod join.

The rod is made from machined aluminum for a balance between weight and strength, and then anodized black for wear and corrosion resistance. Please note that there is no industry-wide standard for support rod threading, so when sourcing optional rod extenders, it is best to stay within one brand.