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The Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony ZV-E10 II has been introduced. The modular cage features a built-in grip, aluminum construction, a removable ARCA bottom plate compatible with ARCA tripod receivers and Ronin S Series Gimbals, and much more. Letβs dive in!
There are a variety of tools from Tilta that include stabilization systems, matte boxes, lens control systems, tripods, and more. The company recently unveiled camera cages for the Canon C400 and Blackmagic PYXIS 6K, along with the introduction of the Hydra Alien Mini Stabilizing System for vehicles.
Meanwhile, the Sony ZV-E10 II compact mirrorless camera was introduced in August 2024. It comes with a 26MP APS-C sensor and can film in 4K 4:2:2 10-bit All-Intra up to 60p, along with other features. Itβs priced at only $998 (the kit with the 16-50mm zoom lens retails for $1,098), making it an affordable option for production, Vloggers, and others.Β
The Tilta Full Camera Cage for the Sony ZV-E10 II not only provides stability while filming with the silicone handgrip but there are multiple mounting points for accessories. A light, microphone, small monitor, and other accessories can be added. When an accessory isn’t needed, all mounting plates can be removed, helping to lighten up the Camera Cage.
Additionally, the customized aluminum construction is lightweight and durable, offering extra protection for the ZV-E10 II. Camera ports are left open, and Tilta includes a handy multi-functional magnetic screwdriver that can be attached to the bottom of the cage.
Features include:
The Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony ZV-E10 II is affordable at $49. This camera cage is perfect for those filming with the Sony ZV-E10 II, allowing for more stable handheld shooting. Additionally, there are plenty of removable mounting options to add a variety of accessories. Tilta suggests adding the Khronos Adjustable Handle, which costs only $39.
Learn more about the Camera Cage at Tilta’s website.
Are you currently using the Sony ZV-E10 II for your productions or the previous model? Will you be adding the camera cage as an accessory? 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.