Dude, excellent video! I know you made this 5yrs ago, but it still helps a lot of people to this day to break down the different forms of screws and mounts available!
Wow - very well done. I knew nothing about these cages and you provided a great overview. Your fast pace made me pay attention-every RUclipsr could learn from you. Extremely well organized-thanks!
This is so helpful! Thankyou. Now can do a more detailed video explaining what is the use of every other camera cage attachment. Make it general but go in depth for each product. That would be awesome
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the suggestion, but the video is almost 2 years old by now and I don't think I can repeat a similar video after so long hahah but thanks anyway!
Hey smallrig, i was wondering if by chance you could design an addition to the smallrig cage for the A6400 + Meike grip. The reason i ask, is because the standard camera only cage has the wooden grip addition available, which helps quite a bit with comfort. The cage for the Meike grip and camera however, has no such option. If i could have the battery life of my meike grip while retaining the comfort of my wooden grip, that would be amazing. Thanks!
Tommy Nguyen thanks for the product design thoughts! Join our SmallRig group on Facebook called “co design” and share your thoughts with our designers. They’ll actually make it with you if you’re able to convey exactly what you want 🤝🤝
Great video. These mounts were giving such a tough time. Lol ended up buying all types of adapters to see what works. This made it much easier to understand.
THANK YOU!! I just got my Z-CAM and am new to cages and accessories. Your video perfectly explained the parts that were confusing me and now I'm ready to start making my next purchase! :D
Excellent, clearly explained and demonstrated, highly informative video! Now, I finally understand the different types of attachments! Thanks so much Shawn 😊
Very thorough, I appreciate it. Two problems. I can’t stand that rosette mount - I have one and it’s very hard to tighten that wheel inside. It’s always coming undone. Second, When you move the camera to some position to show us what you’ve done, you should leave the camera in that position for at least a second or two so that we can see. But thank you.
Really enjoyed that video! First time I've found your channel! Really useful to see what/how a nato rail works, just prior to my Amazon purchase of cages/top handles for my Canon EOS R & R5. Thanks very much, and a great personality that I'll be subscribing to right away!
Thank you! I'm struggling to mount a Canon G50, audio adapter, Rode mic, Hotec transmitter, 5.5" monitor, and Hollyland transmitter on my Camvate cage. At least now I have a better idea of what I need to make this happen.
Very concise and informative video - this has helped me out make a decision on buying the system / accessories you've illustrated here man! Thanks for making the decision easier!
Where can i buy the camera reainter pin, that small pin that goes into one of the holes under the camera to prevent twiting? Not sure what the name is.... I lost mine for my Canon EOS R5C cage.
Hey Everyone! thank you so much for all the support for this video, I really appreciate it! Use the link below to purchase your smallrig products to help support my channel :) www.smallrig.com?afmc=2jk
Hi! Quick question: Do NATO-compatible handles work with Smallrig's Quick Release Safety Rails? What's the difference between their NATO rails and Quick Release rails? Also, super sweet to see a Singaporean creator doing great work. Subscribed.
Hey Jake! thanks for the kind words. Regarding the rails: Safety rails and NATO rails are functionally the same, they are just slightly different in applications. The NATO rails are a thinner profile, it also leaves less room for the thumb screw if you attach the rail onto a flat surface. On the plus side, it has several screw holes to let you attach other stuff. (abit hard to explain but basically if you try to attach 1564 onto a nato rail which is already attached to a flat surface, you will not be able to turn the tightening thumb screw on the 1564) The safety rails are thicker profiles and leaves room for the thumb screw to turn. It's also sometimes cheaper. Hope this helps :) just visit the RiceBall photo store to try it out and the guys there can explain further :)
@@ShawnKoh Ahh thank you! That's really informative. The NATO rail you're using in the video, is it the 7cm one? Looking for one to mount the Wooden NATO side handle.
im lowkey interested in that multitool too. I wonder if it has the bits i need for both camera gear and cycling. Any info abt the tool would be much appreciated!
I wish Small Rig would make connectors with a 1/4” thread and Arri locating pins. That’s what Atomos monitors need, but it is rare to find anything other than 3/8” connectors with ARRI pins.
The Ninja V has 3/8" Arri connectors. You just have to take out the 3/8" to 1/4" adapter that's pre-installed. I would assume the other Atomos monitors are the same but I only have the V.
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Hey, thanks for sharing such a great review, I've subscribed and look forward to more content. I have recently purchased and reviewed a UURig camera cage for the Sony A7 series and I am very pleased with it. I was surprised at the difference in price between the Smallrig and UURig. Do you think there is any difference in the quality of the product? Feel free to check out my channel to support a fellow tech reviewer! All the best, TruePreView.
I believe that some products can be interchangeable and used on other branded cages, but Smallrig's eco system is pretty well developed making their cages more adaptive. :)
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Dude, excellent video! I know you made this 5yrs ago, but it still helps a lot of people to this day to break down the different forms of screws and mounts available!
Thank you for making a confusing subject clear as glass!
Glad it was helpful!
Finally a video that explains smallrig! Thank you so much bruh!
Mango Steel hey thanks man! I’m really glad I could help!
exactly! helpful. thx!
Wow - very well done. I knew nothing about these cages and you provided a great overview. Your fast pace made me pay attention-every RUclipsr could learn from you. Extremely well organized-thanks!
Now I have a much better understanding of how the Smallrig system works thanks to 1 video! :)
Im glad I could help! Thanks for the support!
Finally someone explaining the whys & hows of this camera cage. Thank you very much.
You’re very welcomed! Im glad you found it helpful!
thanks for that explanation, very quick and concise, no unecessary chit chat, just good solid information, thank you
Cheers! Im glad you enjoyed it!
This is so helpful!
Thankyou.
Now can do a more detailed video explaining what is the use of every other camera cage attachment. Make it general but go in depth for each product. That would be awesome
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the suggestion, but the video is almost 2 years old by now and I don't think I can repeat a similar video after so long hahah but thanks anyway!
Very well done Shawn! Great to see people taking on the SmallRig platform 🥳🥳
SmallRig Official thank you for making great products!
Hey smallrig, i was wondering if by chance you could design an addition to the smallrig cage for the A6400 + Meike grip. The reason i ask, is because the standard camera only cage has the wooden grip addition available, which helps quite a bit with comfort. The cage for the Meike grip and camera however, has no such option. If i could have the battery life of my meike grip while retaining the comfort of my wooden grip, that would be amazing. Thanks!
Tommy Nguyen thanks for the product design thoughts! Join our SmallRig group on Facebook called “co design” and share your thoughts with our designers.
They’ll actually make it with you if you’re able to convey exactly what you want 🤝🤝
Thanks for the video Shawn. Nice to see the different SmallRig cages and fittings explained.
You're very welcome! Hope to make more of these videos!
Great video. These mounts were giving such a tough time. Lol ended up buying all types of adapters to see what works. This made it much easier to understand.
Thanks!! Im glad I could help!!
Thanks for putting all the mounting options in one video!
you're very welcome! hope it helped! :)
the video i've been trying to find ever since i bought my sony! instant sub because of that
haha awesome! Glad I could help!
THANK YOU!! I just got my Z-CAM and am new to cages and accessories. Your video perfectly explained the parts that were confusing me and now I'm ready to start making my next purchase! :D
Awesome! Glad I could help!
Thanks, I was not aware of this Nato rails. Now I see more options to mount my atomos on the side.
I'm glad I could help :) thanks for the support!
This video helped. Only one that talks about these. Thanks dude!
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent, clearly explained and demonstrated, highly informative video!
Now, I finally understand the different types of attachments!
Thanks so much Shawn 😊
Very thorough, I appreciate it. Two problems. I can’t stand that rosette mount - I have one and it’s very hard to tighten that wheel inside. It’s always coming undone. Second, When you move the camera to some position to show us what you’ve done, you should leave the camera in that position for at least a second or two so that we can see. But thank you.
Really enjoyed that video! First time I've found your channel! Really useful to see what/how a nato rail works, just prior to my Amazon purchase of cages/top handles for my Canon EOS R & R5. Thanks very much, and a great personality that I'll be subscribing to right away!
Thanks so much for the wonderful comment! And thanks for your support! Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks this is exactly the video i've been trying to find !
Rob Pearce Hey Rob! So glad I could help! This video turned out more helpful to others than I thought. Thanks for the comment!
Great video, clear and welcoming with good music! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! I'm struggling to mount a Canon G50, audio adapter, Rode mic, Hotec transmitter, 5.5" monitor, and Hollyland transmitter on my Camvate cage. At least now I have a better idea of what I need to make this happen.
I’m glad I could help!
Perfect breakdown! Thank you for putting this together it was very helpful.
Glad I could help!
Nice rig! love your videos!! 🎉 I use the Sony K3m, but the shoe mount often break. Any idea on how to make it sturdy on a cage?
Very concise and informative video - this has helped me out make a decision on buying the system / accessories you've illustrated here man! Thanks for making the decision easier!
Hey there! I'm glad you enjoyed it and found it useful :)
love this... better than lots of trial and error
Thanks! glad this video has helped!
Great video. Very informative and straight to the point! Excellent work!
Thanks Jamiya! glad you enjoyed it!
Exactly what I was looking for. Awesome work. Thank man
TheOtherDan Glad I could help!
New to Smallrig - this is super helpful thanks!
Glad I could help!
Really helpful video, Shawn. All information provided clearly and concisely. Greatly appreciated! Thank you.
You're very Welcome! Glad I could help!
I wanna know how to get 2 handles on a cage
Buy 2 handles and attach them on
Good to see a fellow Singaporean on YT:)
Thanks Kenny! Glad I could reach the SG audience :)
Good explanation! I would emphasise the three alternatives to the normal screw mount, since those are a disaster waiting to happen.
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it
That was a wonderful breakdown! Thanks!!
Great video Shawn I found this really useful!
Glad to hear it!
Clear and fast, thank you
Thanks! :)
Nato is Life! ❤
Super informative, thank you very much. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching!
You explained locating pins. That was my question. :-) Thanks...
Thanks! This was very helpful for me to figure out how to attach the handle to my rig.
So glad I could help! Thanks for the support!
Great video i was wondering what the big holes on my cage were for lol
Glad I could help!
Where can i buy the camera reainter pin, that small pin that goes into one of the holes under the camera to prevent twiting? Not sure what the name is.... I lost mine for my Canon EOS R5C cage.
Good explanation and got my started in choosing what i need. thanks man.
Glad I could help!
Much needed video! Thank you Shawn!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the Great explanation! Something that I was looking for!
Happy to be of help :)
Hey Everyone! thank you so much for all the support for this video, I really appreciate it!
Use the link below to purchase your smallrig products to help support my channel :)
www.smallrig.com?afmc=2jk
Thank you for this informative video. Really helped with purchase decision.
Very helpful. Thanks for the walkthrough.
Thanks! Glad I could help :)
Thank you for this!
You’re very welcomed! Thanks for the support!
Small Rig is the shiznit!
Great review! Time to go shopping
hahaha yeah it can be quiet addictive
Hi! Quick question:
Do NATO-compatible handles work with Smallrig's Quick Release Safety Rails?
What's the difference between their NATO rails and Quick Release rails?
Also, super sweet to see a Singaporean creator doing great work.
Subscribed.
Hey Jake! thanks for the kind words.
Regarding the rails:
Safety rails and NATO rails are functionally the same, they are just slightly different in applications.
The NATO rails are a thinner profile, it also leaves less room for the thumb screw if you attach the rail onto a flat surface. On the plus side, it has several screw holes to let you attach other stuff.
(abit hard to explain but basically if you try to attach 1564 onto a nato rail which is already attached to a flat surface, you will not be able to turn the tightening thumb screw on the 1564)
The safety rails are thicker profiles and leaves room for the thumb screw to turn. It's also sometimes cheaper.
Hope this helps :) just visit the RiceBall photo store to try it out and the guys there can explain further :)
@@ShawnKoh Ahh thank you! That's really informative.
The NATO rail you're using in the video, is it the 7cm one?
Looking for one to mount the Wooden NATO side handle.
im lowkey interested in that multitool too. I wonder if it has the bits i need for both camera gear and cycling.
Any info abt the tool would be much appreciated!
Shahrul Azmi hey there! I’ve done a full video about the multi tool kit. You can check it out!
ruclips.net/video/X6y3B_PQeg8/видео.html
I wish Small Rig would make connectors with a 1/4” thread and Arri locating pins. That’s what Atomos monitors need, but it is rare to find anything other than 3/8” connectors with ARRI pins.
The Ninja V has 3/8" Arri connectors. You just have to take out the 3/8" to 1/4" adapter that's pre-installed. I would assume the other Atomos monitors are the same but I only have the V.
I use the Smallrig 2521 3/8" Arri mount nato rail and the Smallrig 2385 nato monitor mount together with my Ninja V.
Really helpful video. Thanks a lot!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Great video man. I learnned a lot THANK YOU
Glad it helped! Thanks for the support!
Super helpful, thank you!
Glad I could help!
u are a god damn genius , love u man
Hahaha thanks thanks 🙏🏼
Very useful video. Good explanations
Cheers!
Thanks for the video helped me a lot!
Glad it helped!
great video man :D
bypetertran glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, man. You got a new subscriber...
Greatful for the support! Thanks
Can someone please tell me what is the name and size of the 4 black screws that seal the cage?
Great video!
Do you know where I can find the Magic Arm with the Arri pins? I can’t seem to find one
perfectly explained. Thanks bro
Glad I could help! thanks for the support!
Umm, really confused about what is the difference between 2083 and 1941?
They are the same handle grips, just that one comes with the rosette receiving mount while the other doesn't. Hope that helps!
Super Helpful Video
Glad it was helpful!
And subed! Good content and details are spot on. Thank you.
Thank you for the support!!! :)))
Super helpful!
Thank you! I'm glad I could help!
Dope video bro
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you sir, so helpful
Glad I could Help!!
Great job, thank you !!!!!
You’re very welcome!
Hello This is for A6600 or no
no
@@ShawnKoh Thanks
Thanks for the video. Subbed you.
Thank you very much for the support!!
So rosette or nato rail?
How quickly can you take the Sony a9 out of the cage?
justinpkaplan in about 1.98 seconds?
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Awesome thanks for the support!
Amazing
Thanks !
Too bad it don't fit EOS R6 R5 with battery grip.
You can actually write to Smallrig to propose the cage to be design and made. If enough people want it, I'm sure they will make one.
Спасибо, очень хорошо!
awesome informative video! thanks! sub'd!!
Thank you for the support! Glad I could help!
backwards grib...
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Hey, thanks for sharing such a great review, I've subscribed and look forward to more content. I have recently purchased and reviewed a UURig camera cage for the Sony A7 series and I am very pleased with it. I was surprised at the difference in price between the Smallrig and UURig. Do you think there is any difference in the quality of the product? Feel free to check out my channel to support a fellow tech reviewer! All the best, TruePreView.
I believe that some products can be interchangeable and used on other branded cages, but Smallrig's eco system is pretty well developed making their cages more adaptive. :)
Say actually one more time I dare you 😊
Nah haha nuf said haha
Singapore accent.
Perfect. Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
Awesome video, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for explaining!
Happy to help!
Super helpful. Thanks!
Hey Julio! Welcome to the channel! thanks for the support!
Great video!
Thanks!