This Left Field Quick Release Baseplate from Bright Tangerine features the Universal 15mm LWS Baseplate Core Mk II and a dedicated riser block for the Canon C500 Mark II, C300 Mark III, C200, and C700 cameras. The baseplate is designed to attach to any ARRI-standard dovetail, and a compatible Left Field ARRI-standard dovetail plate is also included. Other camera-specific Bright Tangerine riser blocks for this baseplate can be swapped in for compatibility with other cameras.

The Baseplate uses Bright Tangerine's Open UP quick release system, allowing you to quickly switch between shoulder rigs, tripods, gimbals, and other camera supports. It also features a sliding base that helps achieve optimal balance wherever you mount it.

Front and rear 15mm LWS rod mounts are provided for attaching accessories. Other Left Field components, such as side plates, can be attached to dedicated mounting threads to expand this quick release baseplate to a full cage.

Quick Release Baseplate    Sliding Top Plate with 15mm LWS Bracket    Top Handle with ARRI Accessory Mounts    Repositioning Adapter for LCD Bracket

• Includes the Baseplate Core, a camera-specific interchangeable riser block, and the Left Field ARRI-standard dovetail plate

• Other optional riser blocks can be swapped in for compatibility with different cameras

• Sliding base

• Front and rear 15mm LWS rod mounts

• Left Field side plates and other components supported

• Multiple accessory mounts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this support 1920x1080 resolution at 120fps on the C300 mk3 ?

A: The EVF has a maximum refresh rate of 60p. This does not affect your ability to record or view footage that is 1920x1080 at 120fps. The camera processes so that the image can be displayed properly on the EVF.

Q: 2. Does this rig include the electronic cable that connects the camera body with the Canon hand grip?

A: Yes this product will come with the cable to connect the trigger grip to the camera.

Q: 3. What does "anamorphic lens support", mean? Is it just a monitor de-squeeze, or does it actually shoot a 4:3 frame?

A: It is a de-squeeze for monitors.

Q: 4. What accessory is needed to attach this to a Canon C300 mk3? (Please don't say the CL-V2 clamp, because it is for the C200)

A: The same Canon CL-V2 Clamp Base for EVF-V70 will work on the C300 Mk3 as well.

Q: 5. Does the "false color" function work with the C200? Based on my research so far, it seems the answer is no - it seems like false color needs to be supported by the camera firmware (C700, C500 Mk II, C300 Mk II/III) itself.

A: I would also say the answer is no. According to the Canon website, this EVF is not combatable with the C200.

Q: 6. What's most different between this & the mark 2 ?

A: the biggest differences are the sensor resolution and dual grain structure on the 2 camera. the c300mIII is also a new body type. it's essentially the same body as the c500Mii

Q: 7. Thanks for your previous answer and recommendation. Further more, when shooting XF-AVC 10 bit 4K, for how long can I shoot on a 128 Gb card?

A: That all depends on the setting. If you are recording at 160 Mbps, you'd get around 105 minutes on a 128GB. If you are shooting at 800 Mbps you'd get closer to 20 minutes on a 128GB.

Q: 8. So the C200 shoots 12-bit raw and this camera only does 10-bit raw?

A: Both the Canon EOS C200 Cinema Camera and the Canon EOS C300 Mark III Digital Cinema Camera Body (EF Lens Mount can record in Cinema RAW Light 12-Bit.

Q: 9. Would this work for the c200?

A: Sorry, no. This is for the C700 only.

Q: 10. While shooting 4k RAW on the Canon C300 Mark iii, how long can I shoot on a 128 Gb card? I shoot documentaries so I want to know how many cards to buy.

A: RAW at 1Gbps will get you around 16 minutes on a 128GB Card. Page 231 of the User Manual goes over the recording times. https://bhpho.to/33RILYA