The Tilta Full Camera Cage is an aluminum alloy full cage for the Canon EOS R6 V: it holds the body at three points, leaves every control and port accessible, and offers 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads with locating pins, NATO rails and a cold shoe. The detachable Arca-Swiss quick release plate drops straight into DJI gimbals, and the right-hand section can be…
The Tilta Full Camera Cage is an aluminum alloy full cage for the Canon EOS R6 V: it holds the body at three points, leaves every control and port accessible, and offers 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads with locating pins, NATO rails and a cold shoe. The detachable Arca-Swiss quick release plate drops straight into DJI gimbals, and the right-hand section can be removed to turn it into a half cage. An HDMI cable clamp is included.
The Tilta Full Camera Cage for Canon R6 V is a protective mounting frame cut to the Canon EOS R6 V body. It bolts to the camera at three points so nothing moves, while leaving every control, port door and the battery compartment free. It is the foundation for a complete rig — from a lightweight gimbal build to a full setup with handles, monitor and power.
Around the cage sit 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads with locating pins that stop accessories from twisting. There is a NATO rail on top and on the side for snapping on handles, and a cold shoe on the top plate for a microphone or light. Monitor, microphone, light, wireless transmitter and handles all attach to the body without a single extra adapter.

The cage is modular: the right-hand section by the grip unscrews and the full cage becomes a half cage. You give up a few mounting points, but the rig gets lighter and narrower — exactly what a gimbal or handheld shooting needs, where every gram counts. Going back to the full cage takes the same key that comes in the box.

The bottom plate of the cage is an Arca-Swiss quick release plate with 1/4"-20 threads and locating pins, and it is bi-directional: it fits DJI gimbal receivers as well as common Arca-Swiss standard heads and baseplates. The camera moves from tripod to gimbal in seconds without a screwdriver. The plate is detachable, so it can be replaced with a different baseplate.

The cage attaches to the camera body at three points: a screw in the bottom thread, a screw on the right side of the body and a lock in the left strap lug. The body will not shift or rotate in the cage even with a monitor, microphone and handles hanging off it. All three points are tightened with the included key — one end slotted, the other Allen.

The cage is machined precisely to the R6 V body: buttons, dials, articulating screen and battery door stay reachable, the port doors on the left open, and HDMI, USB-C, microphone and headphone cables plug in without obstruction. The camera operates exactly as it does without a cage — just with a rigid frame and room for accessories around it.

The bottom plate carries a white writing area: note the body serial number or camera name and read it without removing the cage when renting out gear or working with several bodies. A small detail that rental houses, schools and multi-camera productions appreciate at every inventory and every time the right body has to be picked quickly.

An HDMI cable clamp comes in the box: it screws to the left side of the cage by the ports and holds the cable so it cannot pull out handheld or on a gimbal, keeping the signal to an external recorder or monitor alive. For vertical shooting, two handles can be screwed into the 1/4"-20 threads on both sides of the cage for a firm two-handed hold.
The full cage is the foundation of the Power Kit and Pro Kit: the Power Kit adds the Mini PD V-Mount battery plate with an adjustable ARCA receiver, the Pro Kit adds Xeno top and side handles, the height-adjustable 15 mm LWS baseplate and two rods. Anyone who wants just light protection for a gimbal picks the half cage. The HDMI cable clamp is also sold separately.
| Manufacturer: | Tilta |
| Category: | Cages |
| For camera | Canon EOS R6 V |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Version | Full cage |
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