The Sony FS5 Z-Finder Recoil shoulder-mounted rig includes our VCT Universal baseplate, the FS5 Grip Relocator for the Sony FS5 handgrip, a 13.5" LANC extension cable, the FS5 Top Plate with 3" F/F rod, and the Zacuto FS5 Z-Finder. This is a Next Generation Recoil rig designed for optimal balance and comfort when shoulder mounted or on a tripod. With lenses and cameras being similar weights, the balance point is where the lens meets the camera body. In a Recoil rig, the balance point needs to be directly over your shoulder which puts the camera behind you. This requires focus, monitoring and camera controls to be relocated forward, creating a lighter and shorter rig. Includes VCT Universal - this baseplate has a built-in, curved shoulder pad, a v-wedge tripod connector (with 1/4" 20 and 3/8" 16 screw option), removable, extendable 6.5" iris rods and rows of 1/4" 20 screw holes along the sides for accessories. The recessed rod mount offers maximum accessory capable space under your camera lens. FS5 Grip Relocator - fully articulating Grip relocator with rod cap. Attaches to a single 15mm rod with a Zwivel mount that can be set at multiple different angles for comfort and ease of use. Relocates the Sony grip to your hand for recoil shooting. Includes a 13.5" LANC extension cable. FS5 Top Plate - Designed to fit around the Sony top handle, this Top Plate gives you a side facing 15mm rod lock, 3" rod and multiple mounting screw holes. FS5 Z-Finder - The FS5 Z-Finder comes with a flip up frame designed to slide onto the FS5 LCD and a locking mount to attach to the Top Plate. Zacuto products are proudly made in the USA and non-electronic products have a lifetime warranty

The Sony FS5 Z-Finder Recoil shoulder-mounted rig includes our VCT Universal baseplate, the FS5 Grip Relocator for the Sony FS5 handgrip, a 13.5" LANC extension cable, the FS5 Top Plate with 3" F/F rod, and the Zacuto FS5 Z-Finder. This is a Next Generation Recoil rig designed for optimal balance and comfort when shoulder mounted or on a tripod. With lenses and cameras being similar weights, the balance point is where the lens meets the camera body. In a Recoil rig, the balance point needs to be directly over your shoulder which puts the camera behind you. This requires focus, monitorin