SMALLRIG Cage for Sony Alpha A6600/ILCE 6600 Mirrorless Camera with Cold Shoe Mounts - CCS2493

It has been reported that the cage blocks the battery compartment for many consumers. In placing the camera in the cage properly, as the average consumer would do, there's a very good chance that a portion of the cage will block the battery door once it's seated. In retrospect, I have discovered that this is largely because the cage only relies on two points of contact at the ends with the camera to secure it to the frame. With two points of contact, there is room for error if a sensor is over or under positioned in the cage. Getting the frame as close to the camera as possible. It results in either or both blocking the camera door. In my opinion, two out of three is best In short *A) If SmallRig had a washer for the top right screw, this possibility would be eliminated as it would remove the possibility of flex/pivot. In case Consumers already own the cage and wish to purchase or add a second one now rather than later, they may do so. Washer with a thickness of 1mm and a diameter of 5mm.

Khalil Carlson

| Aug 10, 2021

This statement comes "with caveats". Despite my A6600 fitting snugly in the cage, it was still easy to transport. I think it might be too snug. This is because once you install some of the larger lenses to the A6600, the cage can no longer accommodate the lenses. When the 18-month rule does not apply It appears that removing the camera strap rings from the A6600 is necessary in order to fit the cage flush with the 135 "kit" lens. When I got it in the hand, I really liked the extra protection the cage provided, as well as the feel in my hands. As soon as I mounted the Sony LA-DII, I was amazed at the image quality Using the EA4 ("monster adapter") with an older Sigma 24 The number of 70 is As a result of this dilemma, the cage was no longer an option It was a real disappointment for me because now I'm back at square one In an effort to accommodate the A6600 body, the LA-90 is trying to find a solution There is also an EA4, as well as a The lens has a 300mm focal length. I guess I'll just have to accept it.

Kylian Navarro

| Oct 24, 2020

The price of the A6600 is only $45, which is a reasonable fee when you consider its major features. In actuality, the real feature in this case is the added flexibility within the realm of mounting. In the end, I may not rig my A6600 up fully (I bought it because of its portability after all), but I can throw a GoPro on it if I want - which is what I'll probably If you look at the price alone, you cannot go wrong with this accessory, and it boasts the Smallrig label. There is no restriction on what I can do because all buttons and features are accessible. Moreover, I added the 3M Carbon Fiber skin kit that is available from.

Samuel Conway

| Aug 16, 2021

It is a very sturdy and well-made piece of equipment. A6600 can be tricky at first when attempting to fit, especially for the first few uses. You will need to keep an eye out for the camera strap loops on the cage that need not be removed, but can get in your way. You will most likely have to remove your lens in order to apply this. If you want to leave it on once installed, either practice installing it somewhere quiet first or leave it on while you practice. It is obvious to move the microphone out of the way of the flip screen, however it is important to keep in mind that the bar of the cage that runs along the top of the camera will severely restrict the view of the screen when flipped. In spite of this, it is still easier to see and frame when it is there than if your microphone were.

Lacey Vogel

| Aug 13, 2021

The product is not what matters, not the C. I discovered that my cage did not include hardware when it arrived on 12/20. My smallrig contact responded within 48 hours, which is what is required by Amazon policies. It is unknown why Lacy requested pictures in order to better understand what I was saying. Within an hour, I sent a response with pictures. The response has been pending for a week, and i have contacted her again without reply. So basically, if you have issues with Smallrig after your purchase, the customer service department will not help you. I spent over 300 on smallrig gear. I am not going to bother with them again, other than dealing with missing hardware and dealing with all of this. But the products are sturdy and they are solid. Lacy is to blame for the loss of your first customer and sales for Your smallrig.

Ace Wiggins

| Jul 15, 2021

When I was a littlerig, I had the following I have another bracket for my A6000, which was also equipped with arca swiss plate connections on the bottom and sides, but the one this one was not. In the event that this is being returned, I guess I'll have to find something else. The item works perfectly and makes it easy to connect things like mics, grips, guidescopes, etc.

If the item is revised with an Arca-Swiss adapter, then it will work great. I will be the first to purchase it since it comes with a Swiss connection cut into the bottom.

Makenna WHITEHOUSE

| Aug 15, 2021

To begin with, I have to say that SMALLRIG has a great camera cage with this item. There's something very appealing about it, and it looks good too This product is both well-engineered and affordable. The only complaint I have is that small M2 is missing. For the cage to be 100% secure, the A6600 must be fastened with 5 screws. Since the bigger 1/4"-inch mounting hole does not pose too much of a problem Despite the 20 screw at the bottom preventing the camera from coming out of the cage, it is still enough to knock off one star.

Kalel Logan

| Aug 24, 2021

I purchased the Sony A6600 on which this was mounted as one of the most expensive pieces of photography gear ever. To prevent the device from becoming damaged, I wanted a beefy material to surround it. Moreover, I knew that it would not be possible to mount the microphone on this type of camera without relocating the shoe- they are similar but a little different. The cage is something that I benefit from. Additionally, it's handy to keep a quick release tripod mount on the side and bottom so that I can change the camera's orientation quickly. It is a great accessory, I like it, and I will buy it.

Ariana Calderon

| Oct 02, 2020