GH4 What cage would you recommend?

Wooden Cameras DSLR cage. Versatile, light weight, well engineered and it has a lifespan for mulitple cameras.

Sorry, I don't have a photo- however it works with the battery grip as you desire. Just order the offset plate ( $50.00 ish) and you are good to go. You'll need a longer 15mm rod to accomodate the greater height of the battery grip.

I highly reccommend their cage.
 
I picked up the Wooden Camera DSLR quick cage. Coming from a custom fit Letus MCS cage on my last camers this cage is definitely a little more "one size fits all", but it's extremely solid it will work for model after model vs having to drop $500 every time a new camera comes out. One thing I will note that just kind of bugs me a little: The HDMI lock works great , but it limits your ability to comfortably use the left rail as a grip. You end up having to have the excess metal go in-between 2 of your fingers. It's not a deal breaker in any sense, but certainly a little annoying at this price point.
 
Did you take the small or medium DSLR cage? I would like to get one which could not fit my gh4 but also futur cameras like im close to order the sony A7s as well...
So a medium or big size may be a better option? Im sure Canon next full frame DSLR will be also an option i may go...

thanks


nemisis633 said:
I picked up the Wooden Camera DSLR quick cage. Coming from a custom fit Letus MCS cage on my last camers this cage is definitely a little more "one size fits all", but it's extremely solid it will work for model after model vs having to drop $500 every time a new camera comes out. One thing I will note that just kind of bugs me a little: The HDMI lock works great , but it limits your ability to comfortably use the left rail as a grip. You end up having to have the excess metal go in-between 2 of your fingers. It's not a deal breaker in any sense, but certainly a little annoying at this price point.
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