| Color | VCT-14 Shoulder Plate 1954 |
| Brand | SMALLRIG |
| Compatible Devices | Sony VCT-14 tripod adapter plates |
| Product Dimensions | 9.88″D x 3.86″W x 2.01″H |
| Item Weight | 1.02 Kilograms |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 1020 Grams |
| Folded Size | 10.1 x 4.3 x 2.1″ |
| Compatible Camcorder Models | SONY FS7 II |















Enid Kessler –
For what they charge, this is a fair deal. It’s well built (like all SmallRig components), lighter weight all around when compared to Tilta and other higher-end Chinese DSLR Rig parts, but in the mid to lower price range, still a solid deal.The memory foam seems very comfortable. However, I’ve yet to use this on a long shoot with heavier equipment on top. Memory foam by its nature compresses rather flat over time. Otherwise the Arri Rosettes seem solid, and the ratcheting thumbscrews have never been quite as beefy as Tilta’s (for example), and not that cool silvery anodized color, but they work. For about 1/2 the cost of the others, I’d say this is a solid deal, especially if your camera setup is lighter. If you’re going to try t put 20+ pounds fo gear on this, perhaps you need Tilta, or try 8Sinn’s fantastic (but not inexpensive) DSLR cages and gear (made in Poland). For me, for my “B” camera, this is just right.Also, SmallRig is the only company I can find making an extensible rosette arm for the front end of these shoulder rigs. Every other manufacture I find uses fixed lengths. This is NOT a heavy arm, and again … I might not want to use these arms for really for heavy loads. However, they’re a great addition to this shoulder set-up and priced fairly. This is SmallRig’s MO: Fair pricing, good quality.
Prof. Amaya Collier –
I bought the small rig kit for my Sony fs5 and it worked great and I had no problems with it but the versatility of this product is by far one of the best small rig things that I have bought. For a VCT quick release plate this has worked the best and the price is by far the best.