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CINEbox 4x4" Matte Box with Bellows & Static 15mm Clamp
CINEbox 4x4" Matte Box with Bellows & Static 15mm Clamp


 
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Product Code: SHOOT-CINEBOX-BELSTAT


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The CINEbox is a 'Matte Box' device used in still photography and video. It connects to the end of a lens to block the sun or other light sources in order to prevent glare and lens flare. The CINEbox 4x4" Matte Box features two 360° Rotating Filter Stages, a static 15mm Rods Clamp with Vertical Adjustment, Interchangeable Mattes and optional Top & Side Flags.

What are Connection Kits?
To achieve maximum compatibility with the vast choice and types of lenses, we offer different 'Connection Kits' for the CINEbox. These Connection Kits determine how the lens physically attaches to the CINEbox. This CINEbox bundle ships with the Rubber Bellows and is suitable for lenses that have the front barrel move or rotate when racking focus. If your lenses have a fixed front barrel, the Hard Mount Connection Kit with Interchangeable Donuts can add extra stability.

This product has been designed, machined and assembled in the United Kingdom and is part of the Shoot35 product range.

Important Information:
• Rubber Bellows fits lenses with 80mm diameter front barrel or our 'Lens Attachment Rings. Use Hard Mount & 114mm Donut for Zeiss CP2's.
• Lens Attachment Rings can be purchased here
• Widest Lens : 24mm @ 36x24mm sensor size (Canon 5D).
• The 4x4" Filter Trays that come with the CINEbox are designed to hold standard 4x4" (101.6x101.6mm, by 4mm thickness) filters but can also hold the smaller non standard 100x100x2mm filters, and anything in between.

The CINEbox manual can be downloaded here in PDF format: CINEbox 4x4 Matte Box Manual

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