SmallRig does not offer anything similar, although it seems that they are developing such an add-on. It has two compartments ready to hold both a Sony NPF battery and a Samsung T5, plus it has a dial to control focus on the Nano wireless follow focus – another handy feature, indeed. However, the most impressive piece is the side handle. In fact, TILTA offers battery plates for Sony NPF and even a plate for V-lock batteries with power distribution. The TILTA Nucleus is the world-renowned wireless follow focus system, but that’s not all.
The biggest difference that immediately catches the eye is that TILTA has parts with electronics inside. Both the cages have a great build quality and good materials: SmallRig’s may lack the flair and color options of TILTA, but still, they are very good products. We’re not going to say that TILTA is a low-quality brand, but neither is SmallRig. TILTA has kind of the upper hand since most people feel like it’s a “ higher-level brand” in comparison to SmallRig, usually labeled as a cheap Chinese brand. They offer a whole variety of cages and gear, but both are well renowned for their cages. What do we know of the two brands at hand? Well, both have plenty of history in making third-party accessories for cameras.
Each has its fair market share, so which one should you choose? Let’s confront both rigs with Arber Baqaj and sort the pros and cons of each cage kit. There are two main competitors on the market in that regard: TILTA and SmallRig. Unlike other rivals, its form factor is not ideal for narrative productions, it’s much more DSLR -esque, so many have been using cages to make the cameras more set-friendly. But as-is, the camera has some limitations. It offers a huge resolution and a compressed raw (for lack of a better term).įor many indie filmmakers, it has been the perfect deal. It’s an amazing camera, capable of delivering a beautiful image, with a nice cinematic grain. The Blackmagic Pocket, both in the 4K and 6K version, has acquired a loyal fanbase, and there’s more than one reason.
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