SMALLRIG Black Mamba Camera Cage for Canon R5 Mark II, Aluminum Alloy Camera Rig with Cold Shoe, 1/4''-20 & 3/8''-16 Threaded Holes, Built-in Quick Release Plate for Arca-Type - 4975

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• Streamlined Design: SmallRig R5 Mark II Camera Cage 4975 adopts a streamlined one-piece wrapping design, providing comprehensive protection for your camera, and ensures smooth control over the camera buttons for easy operation.
• Anti-Twisting: The R5 Mark II cage is locked in place with 1/4"-20 screw at the bottom and positioning blocks on both sides(Please remove the positioning blocks on both sides of the expansion frame before installing the expansion frame), preventing any twisting and ensure a stable shooting experience. Built-in many silicone pads are also included to protect your camera from scratches.
• Built-in Quick Release Plate: Built-in bottom plate for Arca-Swiss, allows direct mounting for Arca-Swiss tripod 4060 & 4353. It is compatible with RS 2 / RSC 2 / RS 3 / RS 3 Pro / RS 4 / RS 4 Pro stabilizers for DJI, and can quickly switch between stabilizer, handheld, and tripod scenes.
• Multiple Mounting Options: The cage for Canon EOS R5 Mark II features built-in 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded holes, for ARRI 3/8" -16 locating hole, QD interface, strap slot and other multi-specification interfaces, which can be combined with various expansion solutions. Features HawkLock cold shoe mount, HawkLock quick release plate for Arca-Swiss to improve work efficiency.
• Sturdy Screen Protection: The filmmaking camera cage includes a scratch-resistant 9H tempered glass screen protector with IK03 impact resistance rating. Please notice the tempered glass screen protector is intentionally designed slightly smaller than the screen edges to prevent dust from entering through larger gaps, constituting a normal design feature.