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The Blackmagic PYXIS 6K ‘box-style’ camera was unveiled at NAB 2024. While the features are impressive, there isn’t much in the way of mounting points. Now, Tilta has announced their new camera cages for PYXIS 6K, available in a Pro Kit, Base Kit, and a Full version, which should help to address the need for more attachment points. Let’s dive in!
The Blackmagic PYXIS 6K features a full-frame 36 x 24mm sensor, wide dynamic range, a built-in optical low pass filter, 12-bit Blackmagic RAW and H.264 proxy recording, and more. Blackmagic says it is the “most riggable” camera in the world, and they have the accessories for it. However, there aren’t a lot of mounting points, which is why companies are releasing camera cages for the PYXIS 6K, including the new options from Tilta.
There are three options available, including the Pro Kit, Base Kit, and a Full version. Features depend on the specific cage configuration, ranging from the fully equipped Pro Kit to the more basic Full option. All cages feature a sleek modular design and are constructed from aluminum alloy.
Let’s take a look at each one.
Tilta Full Camera Cage for PYXIS 6K
Tilta Camera Cage for PYXIS 6K Base Kit
Tilta Camera Cage for PYXIS 6K Pro Kit
The three Tilta Camera Cage for PYXIS 6K options are available to pre-order now. The Pro Kit retails for $349, the Base Kit for $169, and the Full version for $109. Visit Tilta’s website to learn more.
Will you be using any of the three Tilta cages for PYXIS 6K options? Or are you using the supporting Blackmagic accessories and skipping a camera cage? Let us know in the comments below!
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Heath has been an independent filmmaker, video director, producer, and editor for over 25 years, and has been writing and lecturing about film and video technology since 2003. In addition to producing and directing several feature and short films, corporate videos, commercials, and more, he has taught filmmaking, video editing, and cinematography. His two most recent short films, 'Nobody's Tomorrow' and 'Hellevator,' were written by comic book legend David Michelinie. Heath enjoys running and triathlons in his free time, and finished a full IRONMAN in 2019.