The DreamRig Project | Can't find the camera accessories you're looking for? Create them with us!

Since the birth of the DreamRig project, users have personally participated in product development and created over 2,000 custom products with us. Today, we've selected six representative products from the camera cage series. Let's take a look at their creative process!

If you also have special customization needs or creative ideas, you are welcome to join the DreamRig family!

Sony FX6 Series Cage
Mr. Nguyen has extensive experience in industrial design. This cage design, his first submission to the DreamRig project, combines the boldness of the navy blue and dark red color scheme and is not limited by the boxy shape of the camera.
He believes the Sony FX6 is a professional video camera that deserves its own professional cage system. And he hopes we can make this colored cage for him – combining practicality and design.

Features:
– The top plate design does not block the installation and use of the special audio handle
– Additional threaded holes for attaching the power supply bracket
– Side panel does not block controls or cooling outlet
– Multiple 1/4″-20 and 3/8″-16 threaded holes on the bottom plate for attaching a dual rod system and more.
– Multiple ARRI positioning holes integrated into the side plate to accept ARRI side handles
– Full camera body protection

Chronos 1.4 Cage
The Chronos camera series is a niche camera series. These high-speed cameras were first funded in 2016 and had a video recording function that could record up to 38,500 frames per second. Few people have access to this limited-production camera, and it's difficult to find accessories for it, so user Nicholas had a great idea. With the help of the DreamRig project team, a dedicated cage for the Chronos 1.4 was born.

Features:
– Protect the BNC connector and various ports on the side of the camera
– Integrated NATO rails on the top and side for quick handle installation
– The bottom has a built-in threaded hole for use with a tripod

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