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Kondor Blue Wing Side Handle (raven Black)

Product Code: ga136815
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This raven black-finished Wing Side Handle has been produced by Kondor Blue for optimal operator comfort and flexibility. It can be mounted on either side of your camera rig thanks to the removable ARRI-style rosette attachment, and it carries several accessory threads to expand your setup even further.

Ambidextrous Mounting Removable ARRI Rosette Attachment Multiple ARRI-Style 3/8"-16 Threads Molded Rubber Grip Cold Shoe Slot | 1/4"-20 Threads

Key Specs
Item Type	Ambidextrous Handgrip
Attachment Method	Attaches via Rosette
Accessory Mounting	Handgrip Top 1x ARRI Anti-Twist 3/8"-16 Thread 2x 1/4"-20 Thread Handgrip Bottom 1x 1/4"-20 Thread Handgrip Shaft 3x ARRI Anti-Twist 3/8"-16 Thread
Shoe Mounting	1x Built-In Cold Shoe Slot
Rosettes	1x ARRI Rosette w/ M6 Thread (per Handgrip)
Rail Mounting	No
Parameters
Rotation	Yes, 360°
Built-In Controls	No
Mounting
Attachment Method	Attaches via Rosette
Accessory Mounting	Handgrip Top 1x ARRI Anti-Twist 3/8"-16 Thread 2x 1/4"-20 Thread Handgrip Bottom 1x 1/4"-20 Thread Handgrip Shaft 3x ARRI Anti-Twist 3/8"-16 Thread
Shoe Mounting	1x Built-In Cold Shoe Slot
Rosettes	1x ARRI Rosette w/ M6 Thread (per Handgrip)
Rail Mounting	No
General
Materials	Rubber
Dimensions	4.7 x 1.2" / 120 x 30 mm (Without Rosette) 4.7 x 2" / 120 x 50 mm (Including Rosette)
Weight	9.2 oz / 261 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.73 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.3 x 5 x 1.7"

A Wing Side Handle is not only a practical solution for carrying and positioning handheld camera rigs, but it also doubles as an extended mounting platform for additional camera accessories. Its removable ARRI rosette attachment allows the grip to be mounted at either horizontal or vertical angles using top- or shaft-located ARRI-style 3/8"-16 threads with holes for locator pins. A forward-facing cold shoe slot is suitable for rigging peripherals like lavalier transceivers and timecode devices, while a 1/4"-20 female thread at the base of the handle is perfect for attaching safety straps (available separately).

A camera handle is only as useful as it is comfortable, and Kondor Blue has incorporated multiple ergonomic features into its grip. Most noticeably, it is sculpted to accommodate the unique shape of the interior of the human hand. The symmetrical knurling texture has been debossed on each side of the handle to help prevent slippage during intense shoots, and ridged cutouts on the back of the grip help maintain comfort in more extreme environments.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The cable doesn't provide power to the Hollyland 300 Pro (from experience) - is there any reason this would be the case?

A: The Hollyland Mars 300 PRO does not require USB-PD, so the Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras when connected to a respective battery, will provide power.

Q: 2. Will this power a power a Sony wireless URX-P41D to a Vmount adapter?

A: The Sony Wireless URX-P41D will accept power via its USB-C port. Yes, it will support being powered from the Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable when connected to a D-Tap power source.

Q: 3. Does this able power the Fx30 or A7IV with this cable without having batteries inside camera?

A: The Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras (16", Raven Black) will allow you to connect the FX30 and a7 IV to an external power source via USB-C; however, these cameras require an NP-FZ100 battery to be inserted even when they're connected to an external USB-C power source.

Q: 4. What size NATO rail is this? Different companies offer different size NATO rails

A: The Kondor Blue PRO-BLADE SSD Recording Handle (Raven Black) is designed to mount to Kondor Blue cage's, which have 20.74mm x 7.45 mm (Width x Height) NATO rails.

Q: 5. Will this work with a Nikon Z8?

A: Yes, the Nikon Z8 Mirrorless Camera can receive power from using the Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras, with a battery fitted with a D-TAP port.

Q: 6. Hi! Will this work with canon r5? Thanks

A: Yes, the Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras (16", Raven Black) is compatible with the Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 7. can I record video from my Sony A7iv via the usb-c on the camera and if so what codecs, bit and framerates?

A: No, the Sony a7R IV Mirrorless Camera cannot output its recording to SSDs; the Kondor Blue PRO-BLADE SSD Recording Handle (Raven Black) will not change that.

Q: 8. is there a version of the problade handle that doesnt connect via nato rail? something like an arri-style connection? or 1/4-20

A: There is currently only the ability to connect via NATO with the Kondor Blue PRO-BLADE SSD Recording Handle.

Q: 9. is there a similar handle w pro blade / ssd support that mounts using arri antitwist instead of nato rail?

A: No, this is a unique product and comes only in the NATO rail mount.

Q: 10. Does the SSD lock into the handle at all? What prevents it from sliding around if I'm moving the camera around a lot?

A: The handle offers a spring loaded slot for the drives making it very difficult to eject.

Cora Tran	28/09/2024
This product was an amazing purchase. The description is true to the product. I'm a person who reads thoroughly and does plenty of research before buying one piece of equipment. I am extremely satisfied with the purchase. The product is a bit on the heavy side, but it helps with stabilization and build quality. It is exactly what I needed (to shoot overhead). 5

anyonymous	02/09/2024
Works well for top down shots. Glad I bought it. 5

Rich	28/08/2024
Works vey well. Only one minor thing is the knob that is used to tighten the arm to the tripod is hard to turn. There isn't much of a grip on the knob. 5

Nicholas	26/07/2024
Easy to take photos on the ground and get the whole Frame in focus. �Works best �setup with canon application on my MacBook so I can get the settings right on a computer monitor then shoot remotely from the computer. 5

O Bisogno	15/07/2024
It's proved sturdy for me. Anyone who says differently probably didn't take the time to learn how to use it. 5

bwfoto	13/07/2024
Aside from a mono-stand this the option. 5

anyonymous	26/05/2024
It's so easy to use and perfect for making top shot videos! 5

Zachary	08/05/2024
Using it for shooting food (surprise!) from a top-down view. It's a solid arm that I have full confidence in. Using a mirrorless camera, so there's not a lot of weight on the end, but the arm itself does weigh a bit; make sure you're using a solid tripod with a sand bag to keep it from shaking or tipping. 5