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Tilta, the Chinese third-party accessories manufacturer, just released its rigging solution for the full-frame Sony PXW-FX9: the Tilta Camera Cage. Behind this name, there is a top plate, a battery plate, a base plate, a side plate, and 15mm LWS rod adapters on the front end. That’s a lot of plates to talk about, let’s take a closer look at it!
The Sony PXW-FX9 – Sony’s latest flagship full frame cinema camera – has been out in the field for a couple of months now. When a new camera comes out, it’s now a habitude, but a couple of third-party accessories are launched to make your life easier on set. Indeed, after the Zacuto FX9 Recoil Rig, SHAPE Rig and accessories, and Wooden Camera kit that we already covered, Tilta is joining the game with its Tilta Camera Cage for the FX9.
Image credit: Tilta
The Tilta Camera Cage for the Sony PXW-FX9 consists of several parts, including:
The Tilta Camera Cage for Sony PXW-FX9 is available now and retails for $999. Price-wise, the Tilta Camera Cage is aggressively priced against other options like Wooden Camera ($1757.00) or Zacuto ($1100.00 without a battery plate).
Do you have an FX9? What rigging solutions do you use? Let us know in the comments below!
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Jeff Loch is a French freelance director, editor and colorist, working mostly on music videos, commercials, and corporate films.