SMALLRIG · Portrait mounts and L-brackets
SmallRig 4349 horizontal-to-vertical mirrorless mount kit
When to choose it
The 4349 suits someone who delivers both horizontal and vertical frames from the same setup. The mount rotates the supported camera through a 90-degree change around the lens axis, which saves reframing compared with dropping a camera sideways on a standard head.
SmallRig describes different ways to attach a bare camera or a cage. Before ordering, check the exact body's grip clearance, any lens controls and the listed plate restrictions. The seller specifically warns that some aperture and focus controls can be harder to reach in the horizontal position.
Specifications
- Brand
- SMALLRIG
- Upper connection
- Selected mirrorless body or cage
- Lower connection
- Arca type
- Model
- 4349
- In the box
- Orientation mount kit with plate and installation tool
- Movement
- 90-degree orientation change
- Plate
- Included Arca-type mounting plate
- Use
- Selected mirrorless cameras with compatible body or cage setup
- Tool
- Magnetic wrench in the baseplate
- Amazon.com reference
- B0DLKQHJ9S
Fit and buying advice
Check the model list and clearance with your own lens and cage. The maker's plate compatibility has exclusions, even among parts labeled Arca.
Care Use the supplied tool during setup. Check the grip, screen and lens controls in both orientations before recording.
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
Is this the same as a fixed L-bracket?
The 4349 rotates the camera assembly around the lens axis. A fixed L-bracket usually changes orientation by moving its other face into the clamp.
Does the example photo include a camera?
The pale camera shows the installed position. This selection is the mounting kit.
What should I check with a manual aperture lens?
Check access to the aperture ring and focus switches in both orientations, particularly when the lens barrel sits close to the bracket.
