Fashion Canon C200 Camera Bundle Rig Camera Support Systems

The Canon C200 Baseplate features a Quick Handle Grip compatible with all standard ARRI rosettes. The Adapter Plate is designed to be mounted at the bottom of the Camera and let you quickly attach your C200 camera to the Baseplate with shoulder mount. Made of slip-free material, the shoulder pad produces maximum comfort and stability and will increase your level of control on set.  If you want to use the Tripod option, the Baseplate also includes a delta plate and can be quickly mounted to a VCT Tripod Plate. 

The sophisticated Rod Bloc System of the Baseplate features 2 ratchet knob devices to adjust the length and height of your rods. The 15 mm lightweight rod blocs can be fixed to the Canon C200 Baseplate, allowing you to install more camera accessories (8” rods at the front and 4” at the back).

The Adapter Plate let you quickly attach your C200 camera to the Baseplate. The position of the captive screws perfectly matches the threaded holes of the Canon C200 camera base.

The telescopic handle is indexed for extension and rotation, so you can quickly move between known setups. The arms attach to your camera or support via an ARRI compatible rosette with spring-loaded locking levers, which allow you to lock your arms in place without having a full 360° of rotation. The rotating capability allows it to be adjusted for left- and right-handed use. The arm features three points of articulation (1 ratchet knob and 2 Push-button systems).  A spring-loaded locking lever along the arms allows you to extend the arms up to 1.5 inches and rotate the handgrips throughout 360°.

SHAPE is well known for its Push-button handle, now used by so many professionals in the industry. We developed this patented technology to give users quick and easy adjustment. By simply pressing the button, you are allowed a 360 degree rotation to place the handle in the best position for your use.  The Push-button system on the Handle articulating joint provides additional articulation near the rosette, while a second push-button articulation joint allows you to rotate and precisely position the handgrips.