The Genus GWMC Wide-Angle Matte Box for 4 x 4" Filters includes a wide-angle matte box with a 105mm attachment, a 4 x 4" rotating filter tray, a 4 x 4" fixed filter tray, and a wide-angle rayshade. Standard lenses as well as wide-angle lenses can be accommodated using the wide rayshade.

Two lockable 4 x 4" filter holders are provided; one fixed and the other 360°-rotatable for graduating filters. Also included is an 82mm adapter ring, as well as a clamp ring that supports lenses and wide-angle adapters with diameters up to 105mm. A GARD donut adapter ring allows you to achieve a secure fit between the lens adapter ring and clamp ring of the matte box. You can use the matte box with 58 to 86mm lenses via screw-in adapter rings.

You can use the matte box with 12 or 15mm rods via an optional adapter unit. Weighing just 11.9 ounces, the Wide-Angle Matte Box is portable and provides an ideal solution for location-based shoots. You can use the matte box with camcorders and DSLRs such as the Canon 5D or 7D.

Wide-Angle Teleprompter Kit    Includes Beam Splitter Glass    Includes Support Rods    For Use with Smartphones and Tablets

Includes a wide-angle matte box with a 105mm attachment, a 4 x 4" rotating filter tray, a 4 x 4" fixed filter tray, and a wide-angle rayshade

Wide rayshade accommodates standard as well as wide-angle lenses

Provides two lockable 4 x 4" filter holders, one fixed and the other 360°-rotatable for graduating filters

Includes a clamp ring that supports lenses and wide-angle adapters with diameters up to 105mm

Supports 12 or 15mm rods via an optional adapter unit

Weighs 11.9 oz, making it portable and ideal for location-based shoots

Compatible with video cameras and DSLRs such as the Canon 5D or 7D

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can a dslr be mounted on this to shoot straight down?

A: Yes, the following item will be able to shoot straight and also give you a birds eye view straight down.

Q: 2. Will this mini-jib support the panasonic ag-ac90?

A: Hello, I don't know if you received an answer yet... But the reported weight of the ag-ac90 is 3.3-3.9 lbs. According to genus tech the max camera Weight is 9.36 lbs.

Q: 3. Would it work with my Nikon 810 dale and Kowa 32x82 prominar Astro binoculars?

A: Yes this Adapter would be compatible with that Camera, and Binocular set up.

Q: 4. Will this fit on the new Canon R5M2?

A: Yes, the Hoodman Live View Kit for DSLR Cameras will work on the Canon EOS R5 Mark II Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 5. dose it focus so I don't need reading glasses?

A: Hoodman Live View Kit for DSLR Cameras has a dioptric dial built in to adjust between +3/-3 near the eyecup.

Q: 6. Is it possible to connect the Zeiss Conquest Gavia 85 scope and Canon EOS 90d camera with this product?

A: Yes. The Novagrade Digiscoping Adapter for Canon DSLR Cameras will adapt the Gavia 85 to the Canon 90D.

Q: 7. Will this fit on a Nikon D810?

A: Yes Hoodman Live View Kit for DSLR Cameras is compatible with the Nikon D810.

Q: 8. Can I use this with a Sony ZV-1 and tripod as-is?

A: Yes, there is a 1/4"-20 screw to mount a camera and a thread below the teleprompter to mount to a tripod.

Q: 9. Is there some kind of bracket available for me to attach my Nexus 7 to use as a monitor? Something that would make it quick and easy to clip on or remove when I set up the jib?

A: If the mount he has for his Nexus 7 has a 1/4 -20 or 3/8 threaded stud there are several places where an arm can be screwed into the pillar of the Jib-Arm.

Q: 10. I've never used a jib before. Thinking of getting for use with a Canon XA20 and/or EOS 70D. I need clarification on how these work. Can I put on my Manfrotto 503 head? If I set my camera for the view I want at eye level, will it maintain that orientation when I raise the camera to full height? Or would I need to view with my Nexus 7 via wi-fi to be sure I'm getting the same field? When fully extended will I have full control of the camera to get the view I want? Will the jib raise and lower smoothly so I can shoot video while moving? Would you recommend the Genustech Mini for my use? I need something very portable, quick and easy to set up and take down by one person. Any suggestions for an alternative jib? I'd like something in the $500 range. Thank you!

A: Can I put on my Manfrotto 503 head? answer yes If I set my camera for the view I want at eye level, will it maintain that orientation when I raise the camera to full height? answer - it will maintain the level but not the view, you will need to use the tripod head to tilt down while raising the jib and tilt up while lowering it and yes you would need to use your Nexus 7 via wifi just to make sure.Will the jib raise and lower smoothly so I can shoot video while moving? - as long as the jib is properly balanced with counter weights or sand bags then yes it will go up an d down smoothly.and yes i would recomend it for your use