[For camera] Porta Brace has been my go to choice for all of my professional gear, from lighting to cameras. This backpack for my C200 is amazing because it allows me to keep my camera all assembled in the bag. Grab and go!

[32.1 oz] I bought the cage because the foot of the C200 is just a plastic plate with mount points. I was able to feel the flex in the camera when lifted it from the handle while mounted to the Rig. When installed the camera in the rig I could immediately feel how much more rigged it felt. I like the fact that cage has mounting points to both the top and bottom of the camera, while still allowing me to use the Stock handle of the camera which I personally really like. The cage left plenty room to still reach the front 2 button and side dial (I use to change my ISO). The placement of the ARRI-Style Rosette is almost directly over top the one on the camera which is really nice. The ability to mount a couple items to the side of the camera is a plus as well. They also provide a place to screw in the anchor point on both sides of the camera for measure distance from the subject.

The camera will never be leaving the cage for as long as I own it. Good Job Shape on creating a Cage that is reasonably priced :)

[Canon EOS C200] Desde hace un par de aos que no dejo de sorprenderme por la calidad de la C200. Disparar en RAW 12 o 10 es una posibilidad que no es fcil de encontrar en cmaras de este precio, incluso en las recientes versiones de Canon.
La C200 tiene todo lo que necesita un realizador independiente, alguien que ha optado por el trabajo en solitario como yo.
Esta cmara est pensada para un uso inmediato sin perder la calidad. Solo hay que encenderla y disparar en la calidad que prefieras y con la posibilidad de conectar dos micrfonos tipo shotgun y un Lavalier.
Una gran cmara, un cono en la historia de Canon

[For camera] This bag is perfect for anyone who shoots events, who wants to keep their camera set up but protected. I use it with my Canon c100 with handle and shotgun mic attached, and there's still plenty of space to store lenses and accessories. I even keep a second camera in there - it's a big bag! Seems really well-built and very padded.

[32.1 oz] This Camera cage is like putting armor on your camera. This cage has protected my camera from several drops, everything around it will either break or bend. The cage has not bent or broke. If i buy another cage SHAPE will be my first choice

[Canon EOS C200] I had my eye on one of these for quite a while. With the price drop I couldn't resist it. It's going to replace my basic C100 that I bought to try a cine style camera. Love that it does 4K 60p to SD cards, love that it outputs raw on the HDMI port. Not in love with all the bits and pieces it has: Why do you need two power adapters, one for the camera, one for the battery charger? The top handle is a bit clunky to put together and install but once it's there it's OK. I'd like to see it be a little bit lower profile. Lots of places to mount accessories on it that I'll never use. The LCD needs a hood as it's not very bright in daylight. But the eyepiece more than makes up for that if you can shoot that way. Very happy with it, however, and I expect to make it my workhorse camera.

[Canon EOS C200] One of those purchases that you will know it if you need it, total specialty item. Purchased this for filming skiing and snowboarding in the backcountry with lots of exposure to fresh powder and cold temps. This cover is great to keep moisture and snow away from the camera and utilizing hand-warmer inserts to keep both your hand warm on the hand grip as well as the battery area and camera in general. The fleece lined hand openings are fantastic. The Velcro is bombproof, but does require two hands to open some flaps, so if one hand in inside holding the side grip, you may have to pull it out to use both hands to open a flap to hit other buttons. Short lenses with manual aperture can be challenging to adjust as the lens opening part of the cover might be cinched around it and you have to make sure if pulling manual focus that the lens opening is not impeding that area of the lens as well. Plenty of openings and slots to allow external monitors and mounts, plus shotgun mics to be operated while using this cover. Between some shots I would ski while holding this cover and FS5 inside using a generic camera neck strap and the lens sticking out with a regular lens cap - instead I would prefer to get a soft cover lens cap that protects the entire lens from any snow pickup while on the move - that's about using the cover as a complete package and nothing to do with the cover alone. I'd buy it again.

[2.995 lb] Perfect.

[Canon EOS C200] I was looking for a semi soft bag to keep my Helix Jr gimbal and GH5/Atomos rig fully assembled but protected on car rides and venue changes. The gimbal is an awkward shape but this bag works great. I customized it with extra dividers from my Thinktank roller so the gimbal is nice and snug.

The bag is large - I have room to spare on the sides but needed the height. Plenty of extra room and the side compartments are great.

The bag doesn't come with very many dividers, so make sure you have your own if you need to add a lot of sections.

[For camera] The price is great for what it can do. Shooting raw slow motion requires some amount of control since it cannot conform to 24p in camera. That said its really a fantastic camera for $4k. Also mixing Alexa luts in post gives great color.