Mirrorless Supports & Rigs

7 products from 2 brands, including SmallRig, Tilta. Prices from $61.95 to $114.95, including GST. 2 ship within 1-2 business days.

Mirrorless Supports & Rigs are designed to add mounting points, handling options and protection to compatible mirrorless cameras. Choose a fitted cage, handle, quick release system or power mounting plate for handheld video, vlogging, interviews and production setups. This range includes SmallRig and Tilta options for selected camera bodies.

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About the Mirrorless Supports & Rigs range

Start with the way you plan to shoot. A cage adds attachment points for monitors, microphones, lights and handles, while a side handle can improve control during handheld recording. Check the cage material, overall weight and mounting options, including 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch threads, NATO rails, cold shoes and ARRI-style locating points where applicable. If you move between a tripod and handheld setup, check whether the base uses the quick release standard on your support system. Consider battery access, cable clearance and whether the finished rig will remain comfortable to carry.

Compatibility is the main sizing trap. Model-specific cages are shaped for particular camera bodies, so match the exact model and version listed on the product page. A cage for one body may not fit a similar-looking model, battery grip or accessory. Check access to the battery door, memory card slot, screen, controls, ports and lens mount. Also confirm that your lens, tripod collar, HDMI cable and quick release plate have enough clearance. The range is organised around mirrorless camera supports and rigs, with SmallRig and Tilta products covering different body-specific setups and accessories.

Mirrorless Supports & Rigs questions

What is the difference between a camera cage and a camera rig?

A cage is the fitted frame around the camera. It protects the body and provides mounting points. A rig is the wider setup, which may include a cage, handle, monitor, microphone, light, rails, plates or other accessories. You can use a cage on its own or build it into a larger rig.

Can I use a cage with a tripod or gimbal?

Often, but compatibility depends on the cage base, quick release plate and available clearance. Check whether the cage supports the same plate standard as your tripod or gimbal. Also consider the combined weight, balance, lens clearance and access to the camera controls before mounting the complete setup.

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