
Tilta
Tilta TA-BSP3-15-B Tiltaing 15mm LWS Baseplate Type III - Black
★★★★★
The Tiltaing Type III baseplate puts dual 15mm LWS rod support and tool-free dovetail locking at the foundation of your Canon 5D/7D cage build.
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Overview
Key Features
[15MM ROD SUPPORT] Secure 15mm Rods to your System for Various Accessories
[DOVETAIL SUPPORT] Slides and Locks onto Tilta Standard Dovetails
[UNIVERSAL] Supports Quick Release Plates that Connect via 1/4"-20 Threads
[CUSTOM DESIGNED] for our Canon 5D/7D Camera Cage
[LIGHTWEIGHT & DURABLE] Aluminum and Steel Construction
Specifications
Brand
Tilta
Model
TA-BSP3-15-B
Type
15mm LWS Baseplate Type III
Color
Black
Rod Support
15mm LWS
Dovetail Interface
Tilta Standard
Thread Compatibility
1/4"-20
Construction
Aluminum and Steel
Compatible Cages
Tiltaing full cages for Canon 5D/7D
Frequently Asked Questions
Which camera cages is the TA-BSP3-15-B designed to attach to?
This baseplate is custom-designed for Tiltaing full camera cages built for the Canon 5D and 7D series. It slides onto the Tilta-standard dovetail rail at the cage base and locks in place — it is not a universal baseplate and is not guaranteed to seat correctly on non-Tilta dovetails.
What rod diameter does this baseplate support?
The TA-BSP3-15-B features 15mm LWS (Lightweight Studio) rod holders. This is the industry-standard diameter for shoulder-rig accessories, follow focus units, and matte boxes — not the smaller 15mm studio (LWS) rod size used in some bridge-plate configurations.
Does this baseplate support third-party quick-release plates?
Yes. The baseplate accepts quick-release plates that use standard 1/4"-20 threaded connections, which covers the majority of Arca-Swiss-pattern and proprietary QR plates on the market.
What materials is the TA-BSP3-15-B constructed from?
Tilta specifies aluminum and steel construction. The aluminum body keeps weight low while the steel components — likely the rod clamps and dovetail lock — handle the clamping forces without deforming under load.
Can I use this baseplate without the Tiltaing cage — for example, mounted directly to a tripod plate?
The primary attachment mechanism is the Tiltaing dovetail interface. Without a compatible dovetail receiver, the mounting options are limited to the 1/4"-20 thread, which can work as a standalone base on a flat surface but is not the intended use case.