This Extension Arm with Single ARRI Rosette and M6 Thumbscrew from CAMVATE features a black knob to incorporate a rosette mount onto a cage that might not have rosette compatibility. The black knob tightens the rosette's M6 thumbscrew to tighten its attachment to a rosette-compatible handgrip. Three 1/4"-20 threads and three 3/8"-16 threads connect the arm to your camera cage.

ARRI Rosette with M6 Thumbscrew    Black Knob Tightens M6 Screw    3.9" Extension Length    Multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Threads

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these poles have the ability to fit more than one end-to-end?

A: Yes but you will lose stability

Q: 2. How do I attach this to an FS5 hand grip?

A: The SmallRig 1870 Adjustable Extension Arm with Two ARRI Rosettes will not adapt to the Sony FS5 hand grip.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with c200 grip?

A: Yes it is. The C200's grip has an Arri Rosette, they are compatible.

Q: 4. Does this work on fx6?

A: The SmallRig Adjustable Extension Arm with Two ARRI Rosettes mounts to another Rosette mount.

Q: 5. Does this work with a Canon C300 Mark III grip?

A: No it will not work with the c300 MKiii grip

Q: 6. How long is this ?

A: 123mm / 4.84in

Q: 7. the price its for par?? or just for une side?

A: There is only one ARRI Rosette in the box.

Q: 8. Can I use this on a Tilta Cage for BMPCC6K Pro as an extention to attach a Tilta Side Handle Grip?

A: Yes, you can use the Tilta Rosette Extender Arm for DJI RS 2 on the Tilta Cage for BMPCC6K Pro.

Q: 9. Can I attach a standard arri dovetail plate on top of this so I can quickly swap between shoulder mount to tripod ? (also with a dovetail plate) or is there a better solution?

A: The bottom of the SHAPE VCT Universal Baseplate Arri Rosette accepts a VCT plate. Instead of a dovetail on top of the Shape plate, it would make more sense to attach a VCT plate to your tripod.

Q: 10. Will it work with the Arri 150 Fresnel? I only see the 300 and 650 mentioned in the overview. Thanks

A: Yes it will. Replaced a number of them on my 150s.