The M-JB-T Fixed Dome Junction Box from i-PRO is designed for their M-44-V-T, M-46-V, M-45-FW, M-46-FW, M-46-F, M-26-FW cameras. It can also be paired with the M-Pendant.

Fixe Dome Junction Box    Works with Several Cameras    May Be Paired with the M-Pendant

Junction box for fixed dome

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this work on a full frame dslr? (Canon 5Dmk4)

A: The SmallRig Mini Matte Box Pro (B&H# SMMMPP) may be used with a full frame DSLR with an appropriate lens. The included adapter rings are for use with these sizes of lens front filter threads: 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, and 82mm, but adapters of other sizes may be purchased separately. The matte box itself can accommodate a lens with up to a 95mm outside diameter as it attaches with a typical lens clamp.

Q: 2. Can I use this with the Red Komodo and Tentacle Sync Recorder and Tentacle Sync to Red Komodo timecode cable?

A: The Denecke JB-1 Syncbox Timecode Generator (B&H# DEJB1) can use the Tentacle Sync Tentacle to BNC Cable (Straight, 16") (B&H# TEC06) to provide time code for jam-syncing the Tentacle Sync TRACK E Pocket Audio Recorder with Lavalier Mic and Timecode Support (B&H# TETRACKE). And one could indeed connect the Denecke JB-1 Syncbox Timecode Generator (B&H# DEJB1) with the RED DIGITAL CINEMA EXT-to-Timecode Cable (3') (B&H# REEXTTOTC3) to the RED DIGITAL CINEMA KOMODO 6K Digital Cinema Camera (Canon RF) (B&H# REKOMB).

Q: 3. What happens with the timecode when I am recording at 60fps?

A: From the manufacturer; 60fps is the Video Frame Rate. The TC frame rate will be half of that. So, 60 fps Video = 30 fps TC. Please note, that many times the video frame rate is referred to as '60' when it is actually '59.94'. In this case, the timecode rate is 29.97fps. I have a strong hunch that this is the case here. 30\60 is very rarely used theses days.

Q: 4. How can I get a new battery cell of JB-1?

A: You will want to reach out to Denecke for assistance with this issue. Tel: 661-607-0206 Email info@denecke.com

Q: 5. Does the TC-3 slate have this device built into it?

A: The Deneke TS-3 Time Code Slate reads and displays SMPTE/EBU Time Code; it utilizes an internally mounted SB-2 Syncbox Time Code Generator.

Q: 6. Will this work with Convergent Design's Apollo to insert time code when ISO recording?

A: according to the manufacturers manual connect the JB-1 to LTC I/O port, as long as you are using that time-code port as the selected time-code source, the time-code that's generated by JB-1 will be read and show up on the Apollo.

Q: 7. are there spacers to allow this to clamp on to 80mm fronts?

A: The SmallRig Mini Matte Box Pro does not have a 80mm adapter.

Q: 8. So this says it will go up to 95mm, but it isn't even close to fitting on my 95mm Nikon 180-600. What gives?

A: The front filter thread is 95mm on the Nikon NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR Lens. However, the front diameter of the lens is 110mm, so this would render the lens incompatible with the SmallRig Mini Matte Box Pro.

Q: 9. Can this be used with VNDs smaller than 92mm?

A: Yes, the SmallRig Mini Matte Box Pro can be used with variable neutral density filter up to 92.5mm, being the largest size it can use.

Q: 10. Is there any software involved, like the Tentacle, so I don't have to make it an issue with an editor?

A: No. Software is not involved but the unit is updatable via micro-USB for both mac and windows.