SMALLRIG Camera Cage for Sony A6000 A6300 ILCE-6000 ILCE-6300 NEX7 - 1661: Review, Features, and Pricing Review

Excellent cage, totally recommend - I use mine every day. But. For a five star rating I would suggest that the cage for the A6000/A6300 has two things found in the cage of the A6500: First, there should be two mounting points for the camera, a screw on the bottom and a screw on the side where the strap holders go; and second, a pre-engineered, beveled Arca-Swiss back (and side). Both of these features (with the exception of the side slant) are present in the A6500 frame and would be fantastic…

There is nothing wrong with this product, my Sony a6300 loves this thing and so do I. It makes my camera look more professional, my only complaint is that they don't include a grip for the front. I have medium sized hands so gripping isn't a problem, it just looks better with a grip. I went and ordered a 3D printed hand crank. If you google the Sony 6300 grip you will find it and order it. I am very happy with my purchase, I feel it makes my camera look more professional. If you want to start…

I bought one of these for my Sony A6300 and then another for my newer Sony A6500. Seems kind of silly to buy a light camera to lighten the weight and then add a cage to make it heavier!? Well anyhow, these gadgets really help protect the camera body itself, especially since I carry at least two bags that clash against each other from time to time. I often have these two cameras on my plane to photograph the sky and they beat more than I'd like. Cells protect well-made but fragile cameras…

This cage is incredibly easy to set up and offers a lot of flexibility when building a rig. / 8" Options Many optional accessories available. Fits snugly over the 1 mounting screw on the bottom but still allows quick connectors to be attached. Excellent price. I'm not sure how necessary that bezel is, but it doesn't give your hand much room to hold the camera. There is some wobbling when attaching the camera as there is only 1 attachment point, but that is not the case. The bad cold shoe is…

There aren't many cages for a 6000 for a bargain price. Decided to give it a try. I am very impressed and happy with my purchase. I don't get very close to the camera body and only make contact where necessary. It doesn't add too much weight, but it does give you more to hold on to, so you'll feel a little more confident throwing your gear everywhere. I've used it on a monopod, poles and in my hand and it worked like a brick! In fact, I liked him so much that I never take him off the camera. In