Smallrig HDMI Cable Clamp for Selected Camera Cage 3637

The SmallRig HDMI Cable Clamp for Select Camera Cage 3637 has been designed to prevent accidental disconnection of cables which could damage HDMI ports and interrupt transmission during filming. It is firmly attached to the left side of the cage using two 1/4”-20 screws. The HDMI connector can be tightened using the knurled screw. Compact, lightweight and secure, this cable clamp is compatible with most popular SmallRig cages, such as cages for Sony A7 series, Panasonic S1 series, Nikon Z6/Z7 cage, Canon EOS RP cage, etc.

The main function of the SmallRig HDMI Cable Clamp is to keep HDMI cables securely in place while filming. It prevents disconnection accidents, which can lead to damage to HDMI ports and cause transmission interruption, which can be very detrimental during professional shooting. Using the mounting screws, the cable clamp is securely attached to the cage, ensuring a stable and reliable connection throughout filming.

This HDMI cable clamp is extremely easy to install. Simply attach it to the left side of the cage using the two screws provided. Once in place, simply tighten the thumbscrew to hold the HDMI connector firmly in place. This tool-free design allows for quick and easy adjustment, saving you time when setting up your filming equipment.

The SmallRig HDMI Cable Clamp is also very practical. It is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry and store. Plus, it's compatible with many popular SmallRig cages, making it a versatile accessory for filmmakers using different camera brands and models.

In conclusion, the SmallRig HDMI Cable Clamp for Select Camera Cage 3637 is an essential accessory for video professionals. It ensures the stability and reliability of HDMI transmission, avoiding any problems with disconnection or damage to HDMI ports. It's easy to install and compatible with many SmallRig cages, making it an ideal choice for filmmakers using different cameras. Invest in this quality cable clamp to ensure the best possible image quality during your filming.