Tilta

Tilta TA-SSDH-WS-B SSD Drive Holder - for Wise, Black

Secure Your Workflow with the Tiltaing SSD Drive Holder The Tiltaing SSD Drive Holder for Wise offers a robust solution for attaching your Wise SSD drive directly to your camera cage. Designed for both half and full camera cages, this holder ensures your footage is securely stored on a separate ...

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Overview

Secure Your Workflow with the Tiltaing SSD Drive Holder

The Tiltaing SSD Drive Holder for Wise offers a robust solution for attaching your Wise SSD drive directly to your camera cage. Designed for both half and full camera cages, this holder ensures your footage is securely stored on a separate SSD card, streamlining your recording process.

Specifications:

  • Compatibility: Designed for Wise SSD drives
  • Mounting: Attaches directly to half and full camera cages
  • Function: Provides secure attachment for SSD recording
  • Color: Black

Specifications

Product Type
SSD Drive Holder
Brand
Tilta
Compatibility
Wise SSDs
Color
Black

Frequently Asked Questions

The Tilta TA-SSDH-WS-B is an SSD Drive Holder specifically designed to securely mount SSDs within a camera rig setup.
This SSD drive holder is designed for compatibility with Wise SSDs.
The Tilta TA-SSDH-WS-B SSD Drive Holder is black, providing a professional aesthetic for camera rigs.
No, the Tilta TA-SSDH-WS-B is solely an SSD drive holder for mounting purposes; it does not include cables or power delivery features.
It is designed specifically for Wise SSDs, so compatibility with other SSD brands or models may not be guaranteed.
The provided information does not specify the exact mounting mechanism, such as screw types or rail compatibility, suggesting further research may be needed for specific rig integration.