Munich’s DENZ designs a camera plate and superstructure for the new Canon EOS C300
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Denz’s new Canon EOS C300 Support is based on their products for DSLR cameras, the Sony PMW-F3 and Panasonic AG-AF100. The construction is made out of highly strengthened aluminium.
On the bottom are tapped holes for their BP-Multi and bridge plates of other brands (ARRI BP3, BP5, BP8 , BP9 or O’Connor plate).
The superstructure is also made out of this aluminium called Konstruktal and you can attach monitors, batteries, recorders and so on.
More info on their site.
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