SmallRig 4976 "Black Mamba" Cage Kit for Canon EOS R5 Mark II

SmallRig 4976 "Black Mamba" Cage Kit for Canon EOS R5 Mark II

SmallRig "Black Mamba" Cage Kit for Canon EOS R5 Mark II 4976 is designed to enhance handheld shooting stability, portability, and accessory expansion. This kit includes a cage, USB-C & HDMI cable clamp, and a HawkLock top handle. Embodying the sleek "Black Mamba" style, the kit combines aesthetics with photographers' shooting needs. The comfortable grip of the top handle facilitates camera portability and low-angle shooting.

The kit is equipped with a range of expansion interfaces such as 1/4"-20 threaded holes, 1/4"-20 locating holes, 3/8"-16 threaded holes, cold shoe mounts, Arca-Swiss quick release plate, ARRI 3/8"-16 locating holes, QD interfaces, and strap slots, allowing for the attachment of monitors, microphones, tripods, follow focuses, handles, and other accessories for versatile video content creation. The cage secures the camera with a single 1/4"-20 screw at the bottom and dual-side locating blocks for stability.

The built-in Arca Swiss quick-release plate enables seamless mounting on Arca-type tripods (ID 4353, 4060) and DJI RS 2 / RSC 2 / RS 3 / RS 3 Pro / RS 4 / RS 4 Pro stabilizers, facilitating swift transitions between stabilizer, handheld, and tripod setups. An ergonomic anti-slip and anti-freeze "Black Mamba" top handle with silicone padding ensures a comfortable and stable handheld shooting experience. The HDMI & USB-C cable clamp securely fastens with a single thumbscrew, preventing signal interruptions and ensuring stable signal transmission. The cage has a durable scratch-resistant tempered glass screen protector with a surface hardness of 9H and an IK03 impact resistance test rating.

Work With

Canon EOS R5 Mark II

Note:

1. Remove the side locating blocks on both sides of the cage before mounting.

2. The tempered glass screen protector is intentionally designed to be slightly smaller than the screen edges to prevent dust from entering through larger gaps, constituting a normal design feature