Lightweight and compact design Two 4 x 5.6 filter trays (one rotary) Removable silicone shade box 5 x removable rings and carbon fiber french flag
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Hersmay Mini Matte Box Lightweight Clip-on Camea Matte Box with 15mm Rod Clamp for DSLR Mirrorless Camera for Sony A7IV A9 A7 A7R A7S II III IV; for Nikon Z6 Z7
Hersmay Mini Matte Box Lightweight Clip-on Camea Matte Box with 15mm Rod Clamp for DSLR Mirrorless Camera for Sony A7IV A9 A7 A7R A7S II III IV; for Nikon Z6 Z7
Our clamp-On adapter ring kit is compatible with our SHAPE Matte box Clip-on (AKSCL), and SHAPE Matte box Swing-away (AKSWA) only. It’s designed to be clamped on lenses with a 114-104-100-95mm front diameter and fit in the Matte box. Its split design allows a gentle compression that holds your matte box securely on your lens. It also allows you to mount the matte box on the lens without the use rods.
Shape Adapter Ring Kit for Clip-On and Swing-Away Matte Boxes
SHAPE 2-Stage 4 x 5.6 Clip-On and 15mm LWS Rod-Mounted MAT4X56
SHAPE Clip-On and Swing-Away Matte Boxes Released
A silicone matte box mounted on a CNC aluminum main frame with an outer diameter of up to 124mm. It provides a wide field of view for a large variety of wide angle lenses. A single filter tray system with an easy access handle that allow one-handed filter change. The filter tray system opens up from the front by releasing the red safety pin. 4 x4 filters can also be installed in the tray.
Shape 4x5.6 Lightweight Single Filter Tray Matte Box
The SHAPE 2-Stage 4 x 4 Matte Box accepts lenses with up to a 100 mm front outside diameter. It mounts to 15 mm LWS rods and utilizes a swing-away design, which lets you perform quick lens changes without having to remove the matte box from your rods. You can adjust the height of the matte box in relation to the rods, which comes in handy when your lens center to rod center height is slightly off from the standard. Two rotating filter stages support the use of 44 filters.
Shape Matte Box 4x4
Why You Should Use a Matte Box On Your Next Shoot
