SMALLRIG 7061 Monitor Cage Kit for Atomos Shinobi 7 II

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€ 111.92
€ 138.78 (incl. VAT)

Combines monitor protection, accessory expansion, cable management, and improved visibility in bright environments for a wide range of shooting scenarios. The kit includes a metal cage, a dedicated HDMI &amp USB-C cable clamp, and a sunhood.

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SmallRig 7061 Monitor Cage Kit for Atomos Shinobi 7 II
The metal cage fits closely around the monitor body to protect it without blocking any buttons, while maintaining convenient operation. 
The cage also features multiple built-in mounting options, including 1/4″-20 threaded holes, ARRI locating holes, “HawkLock” H21 NATO rails, and strap attachment points, allowing multiple accessories to be mounted at the same time, such as microphones, LED lights, SSD clamps, handles, and straps.
The included HDMI & USB-C cable clamp helps secure cables and protect the device ports, reducing the risk of signal interruption or port damage caused by cable movement during shooting. The cable clamp can be used independently or mounted together with the cage, offering flexibility for different shooting setups.
The included sunhood helps reduce screen reflections in bright environments and improve viewing clarity. Even under strong outdoor sunlight, it helps users see image details more clearly for more confident framing, focusing, and exposure control.
Compatibility:
  • Compatible with Atomos Shinobi 7 II
Packaging includes:
  • Cage
  • Sunhood
  • HDMI & USB-C Cable Clamp
  • USB-C Cable Clamp
  • 1/4″-20 Screw
  • Long M3 Screw
  • 3x Short M3 Screw
  • Wrench
  • User Manual

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