When you\u2019re building your rig for a shoot<\/strong>, you may find yourself pressed for space. Instead of making decisions on how to downsize or drop external monitors for more audio recording space<\/strong> or vice versa, why not maximize your workspace by using a camera cage?<\/strong><\/p>\n A good camera cage<\/strong> can provide not only more space but also better maneuverability, improved stability, and more mounting options<\/strong>. Let\u2019s explore five\u00a0different options<\/strong>\u00a0that\u00a0\u2013 depending on your camera \u2013 may be worth your investment<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Compatible\u00a0with almost any camera, the TK3<\/strong> can provide a maximized and steady platform<\/strong>. A sturdy build, the cage provides extra protection against drops or dings<\/strong> along with solid add-on options like rails for follow focus and\/or matte boxes<\/strong>. Plus the added weight is helpful for smoothing out camera moves<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Price: $179.99<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n For a full review, check out this video by Curtis Judd<\/a>.<\/p>\nKamerar TK3<\/h3>\n
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