This past March, DJI revealed the 4D Flex system for the DJI Ronin 4D. The camera head and camera brain can be disconnected and tethered using the DJI Ronin 4D Flex. The goal is to create a compact setup for a handheld work gimbal that is attached close to the camera’s brain.
Tilta has released the Tilta Camera Cage for the DJI Ronin 4D Flex today. With this Camera Cage, shooters have additional options with the 4D Flex because it enables the use of heavier lenses and a more conventional studio setup. It does, however, lock the gimbal in place.

Multiple mounting locations on the camera body are provided by the Ronin 4D Flex Cage from Tilta, improving the security of your camera and accessories. With cold shoe receivers, NATO rails, and 1/4′′-20 threads with locating pins, this Cage thereafter enables heavier lenses, FIZ motors, and more accessory mounting choices.
This technique locks the gimbal in place, removing one of the primary advantages of using the DJI Ronin 4D. However, simple setup adjustments are possible thanks to the incorporated quick-release brackets.

The use of the Tilta Camera Cage with the Ronin 4D boosts the camera’s compatibility with existing Tilta accessories such as the Tilta Float Handheld Support System, Tilta Float Handheld Gimbal Support System, and Tilta Hermit POV Support System.
The numerous mounting attachments offered by Tilta are also compatible with the cold shoe receivers, NATO rails, and 1/4′′-20 threads. The Full Camera Cage for DJI Ronin 4D Flex comes with a Manfrotto fast release and support plate, two 250mm long 15mm aluminum rods, a 15mm rod support holder, and support for lens adapters. An additional 15mm LWS baseplate and a Tilta top handle for the Ronin 4D are included in the Tilta Ronin 4D Flex Cage Basic Kit.