Contoured for a comfortable grip, the left-side Wooden Camera Ultra Handle Side Grip Systemfrom Wooden Camera Ultra Handle Side Grip Systemmounts onto your camera rig using two 3/8"-16 screws. This lightweight left-side grip is constructed with wood and aluminum. This handgrip can be paired with the optional right-side handgrip for a dual-grip setup.

Along the sides of the handle are multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 anti-twist threads for mounting additional accessories, and a shoe mount receiver is on top of the handle to accommodate a shoe accessory.

Left and Right Side Handle Pair    Wood-Lined Finger Grips    3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 Anti-Twist Threads    Shoe Mount on Top of Each Grip    Grips Mount on Cage with 3/8"-16 Screws

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the weight capacity of this with the Wooden Camera swat rail?

A: We were unable to find a weight rating. However, it is shown with RED cameras. A fully decked out RED with a big Angenieux zoom will be in the 25lbs to 35lbs range. I am of the opinion that weight rating is well within the range of this handle.

Q: 2. Can this be natively mounted to the top of FX6 (with Sony handle removed) without a plate?

A: The Wooden Camera Master Top Handle with Universal Center Screw Channel should work as intended with the FX6

Q: 3. If you use two of them does it make it 15mm Studio compatible?

A: Yes. The unit does make it 15mm rod compatible.

Q: 4. Can this only be mounted with the longer part towards the lens (front)?

A: No it can NOT

Q: 5. Hi, What is the weight of the handle ?(not packaging wait). Thanks

A: 8.6 ounces. Not including the required Safety Nato Rail.

Q: 6. Would this fit the Sony NEX Fs100?

A: We are not sure if the two screws of this Wooden Camera handle can fit the two screw holes on the top of the FS-100 camera. We would rather suggest the Wooden Camera NATO Handle (Plus) B&H # WOWC175600 and the Wooden Camera WC-151400 Safety NATO Accessory Rail (3.9 ) B&H # WOWC151400. This has enough freedom of adjustment that it should work. Be aware that between the FS100's mic handle and the LCD screen, there is not a lot of room for a handle and we suspect it will be coming on and off a lot. We also have taken heed of another user who has said that during production, they frequently were removing and replacing this handle and that the screw-on version became a hindrance.

Q: 7. Could you clarify left side. Is it left side from behind the camera or facing the camera?

A: GLOBAL DYNAMICS UNITED Side Arm for KOMODO (Left) is placed on the left side of the Komodo. Meaning, it is positioned to the left side of the frame as seen through the lens of the camera (AKA camera left).

Q: 8. Has anyone mounted this on a Blackmagic Cinema Camera?

A: This particular handle is for an ARRI ALEXA. The screws I would believe would not match up. I would suggest the following handle instead. This handle is made for the BMCC. Yes it is more expensive but Wooden Camera makes outstanding quality items and once on set you will appreciate in the long run the ability of swiftly changing the handle.

Q: 9. After you install both left and right side arm and the rods, what is the distance between the rods? Can I mount follow focus with dual rod clamp?

A: The manufacturer has not publicly published exact specs for this product, but here is a link to their product page, which has a "support" option: https://bit.ly/3maSiVc

Q: 10. Will this handle (in either orientation) get in the way of still photography, ie hit your forehead, if you leave the handle on the hot shoe?

A: While you can get your eye in there, head hitting will be likely.