Camera Cage SmallRig 4867 Black 150mm Width 85.7mm Depth 57.3mm Height

The SmallRig 4867 camera cage is a compact protective frame designed to secure mirrorless and compact cinema cameras during shooting. Measuring 150mm in width, 85.7mm in depth and 57.3mm in height, the cage provides a rigid mounting platform while maintaining access to camera ports and controls. Constructed to integrate with common accessories, it helps organize rigs for handheld, gimbal and tripod workflows without adding excessive bulk.

Advantages

The cage offers a balance of lightweight portability and structural strength, giving you secure attachment points for accessories such as handles, monitors and microphones while preserving direct handling of the camera body. Its precise dimensions ensure a snug fit that reduces movement and protects the camera from bumps and knocks. Multiple threaded mounting points simplify accessory placement and help maintain cable routing and port access.

Suitable for

• Mirrorless and compact cinema camera configurations
• Handheld shooting and run-and-gun production
• Use with gimbals, tripods and shoulder rigs
• Attaching external monitors, microphones and lights

Key specifications

• External width: 150 mm
• External depth: 85.7 mm
• External height: 57.3 mm
• Material: lightweight metal alloy for strength and low weight
• Multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded mounting points for accessories
• Openings for unobstructed access to ports, battery and controls

How to use

Place the camera into the cage and secure it according to the cage's fastening method to ensure a firm connection between camera and frame. Attach required accessories to the available threaded points, routing cables through the provided openings to prevent strain on ports. Verify that all camera controls and battery compartments remain accessible and that the assembled rig balances properly for your preferred shooting method.

Usage recommendations

For stable setups, mount heavy accessories low on the cage and use a quick-release plate or gimbal clamp when switching between tripod and handheld use; regularly check fasteners for tightness during extended shoots.