Make it easier to plug in your camera's HDMI cable when using Tilta's Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K cage with this HDMI Right-Angle Adapter. The adapter is designed at a 90° angle and attaches to the corner of the cage with a thumbscrew. This puts the male HDMI type A connector in place to plug into your camera, and the female HDMI type A end remains unimpeded.
| Material of Construction | Aluminum, Stainless Steel |
| Connector 1 | 1 x Male HDMI Type A |
| Connector 2 | 1 x Female HDMI Type A |
| Weight | 0.6 oz / 16.8 g |
| Package Weight | 0.04 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 4.3 x 2.3 x 1" |
It took a little wiggle here and there but I managed to make this fit, heres what I did; I took out the screw completely and inserted the adapter into the HDMI slot of the BMPCC4k , once it was fully inserted I tested the adapter with my monitor (Osee T7), once I confirmed the adapter worked then I wiggled the adapter until the hole where the screw goes matched the hole on the cage and put the screw back in and managed to get it into the hole.
I bought these to take some pressure iff the HDMI port on the camera. These do not line up properly with my Tilta BMPCC4K cage. I bought 2 and neither lines up with the cage when inserted into the HDMI port. When inserted, the thumb screw is at least a screw width or more off from the cage. All my other accessories fit fine. I don't recommend this product.
Snap right in connection is good no issue what’s so ever
saves a lot of headaches with my bmpcc 4k cage.
Works really good with my BMPCC 4K and Tilta Cage
Had no trouble installing this on the p6k, it works great.
I've seen reviews saying that this doesn't fit into the cage, but some that seemed to have no trouble, so I took my chances. Sure enough, this Tilta Right-Angle Adapter for BMPCC 4K Camera Cage does not line up correctly with the screw hole and the HDMI port. You end up having to force it, putting pressure on the HDMI port to force things into position, and even then the Right-Angle Adapter doesn't fully sit into the port, sticking out a bit. Needless to say, none of that is healthy for your one HDMI port, which is a major fail given that's the point in buying this in the first place. Tilta needs to re-engineer this to actually work on their own cage.
Excellent accessory
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