Welcome to our Kondor Blue Canada collection. Kondor Blue makes precision-machined aluminum accessories for filmmakers and videographers: rigs and supports, short coiled cables, power cables and monitor mounts. Everything here is chosen to help you build a tidy, dependable camera setup, whether you shoot on a cinema camera, a mirrorless body or an on-camera monitor.
Choosing Kondor Blue rig and support gear
Start with how you attach things to the camera. The Kondor Blue Mini Lock Quick Release Plates let you move a camera or accessory between supports quickly, and replacement bolt packs come in several thread sizes, so check whether you need 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 and short or long. For monitors and small accessories, the Kondor Blue Cine Magic Arm Pro gives you an adjustable position, and NATO-style monitor mounts and a monitor cage are also listed. Sony FX6 shooters can look at the FX6 XLR Handle Extension. Other pieces include rod clamps, 15mm rods, an SSD holder and a mic shock mount.
Cables and power
Short, right-angle and coiled cables keep wiring close to the body and out of the way. Choose HDMI according to the ports on your camera and monitor: the right angle full HDMI cable suits full-size ports, while micro and mini HDMI versions are also available. USB-C cables are made for SSD recording and charging. For power, the 12V Metal D-Tap Hub splits one source across several accessories, and dummy battery cables are named for specific cameras, so check your model before ordering.
Brand we carry
This page is dedicated to Kondor Blue. You can also browse the support and rigs or cables from Kondor Blue at Excellent Photo in Montreal.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kondor Blue?
Kondor Blue is a maker of aluminum camera rigging, cables and mounting accessories for video production.
Where can I buy Kondor Blue in Canada?
You can shop the range here at Excellent Photo, in Montreal and online across Canada.
What does Kondor Blue sell?
The range includes quick release plates, Magic Arms, monitor mounts, HDMI and USB-C cables, D-Tap power cables and battery plates.
How do I pick the right cable?
Match the connectors on your camera and monitor, then choose the length and angle that fit your rig.