Tilta Expansion Baseplate for Canon R50 Camera, Black

A robust and versatile accessory, the Expansion Baseplate for Canon R50 Camera, is an essential tool for photographers and videographers seeking to enhance their camera's functionality without adding unnecessary weight. This compact, high-quality baseplate securely attaches to the base of your Canon R50, providing multiple mounting points for various accessories.

Constructed with 1/4"-20 threads and a Cold Shoe Receiver, this baseplate allows for the effortless attachment of onboard lights, external microphones, and other accessories. Its design does not limit the camera's ability to be mounted on a tripod in both horizontal and vertical shooting configurations, offering you the flexibility to capture your shots as needed.

The baseplate boasts a unique wrap-around design, offering an additional 1/4"-20 thread on the camera's right side. This feature enables vertical mounting of the camera when required, further enhancing its versatility. The bottom plate is equipped with an ARCA Swiss connection, making it an ideal match for compatible tripod heads and DJI Ronin Series Gimbals. Please note that this baseplate adheres to DJI's standard for ARCA and may not be compatible with all 3rd party ARCA Receivers.

The left side of the baseplate features a built-in 1/4"-20 thread with locating points, facilitating quick transitions between horizontal and vertical modes when mounted to a tripod. The right side reserves space for an R50 Dummy Battery Cable, ensuring easy access and convenience.

The bottom of the expansion baseplate is compatible with Arca-Swiss standard receivers, accommodating quick transitions between setups and saving valuable time on set. The ergonomic design, trusted by professional photographers, is custom-made for the R50 camera body. It features an increased 12mm gap on the bottom for more flexible hand positioning options. The anti-slip silicone pad ensures a secure connection between the camera and cage, providing stability and peace of mind during your shoots.