The Lightweight Kit pairs the Tilta half camera cage for the Sony a7C II and a7C R with a compact NATO top handle and an 18mm rail. The build stays small and light but gains a handle for low shots, more 1/4″-20 threads and a cold shoe receiver for a monitor. The Arca-Swiss plate underneath sends the camera straight onto a gimbal or a tripod.
The Lightweight Kit pairs the Tilta half camera cage for the Sony a7C II and a7C R with a compact NATO top handle and an 18mm rail. The build stays small and light but gains a handle for low shots, more 1/4″-20 threads and a cold shoe receiver for a monitor. The Arca-Swiss plate underneath sends the camera straight onto a gimbal or a tripod.

This kit is for handheld work where every gram counts: a half cage, a rail and a handle on top, and nothing more.
The half cage wraps the left side, the base and the top edge, leaving the right side open. The camera is protected where cables and accessories hit it, yet still fits a smaller bag.
The kit includes a NATO top handle with the rail that bolts it to the cage. It adds more 1/4″-20 threads and a cold shoe receiver for a monitor, and makes low shots and hand-carrying easier.
The Arca-Swiss bottom plate is part of the cage, so the camera goes straight onto a DJI RS 3 Pro gimbal or into the Arca jaws of a tripod head.
The right side stays open, so the card slot, the ports and the flip-out screen remain reachable. The supplied HDMI cable clamp secures the cable.
The cage uses DJI’s take on the ARCA standard. It fits most Arca-Swiss mounts, but the manufacturer does not guarantee compatibility with every one of them. With an unusual head, try the fit first.
The box contains only the items listed above. The Sony body, the lens and any other accessories shown in the photographs are not part of this product.
| Manufacturer: | Tilta |
| Category: | Cages |
| For camera | Sony Alpha 7C II / 7CR |
| Colour | Titanium gray |
| Material | Aluminium alloy · Stainless steel |
| Version | Cage kit |
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