LockPort7 Universal - Press Release


After the great success of the LockPort5 and LockPort7, LockCircle is announcing the professional LockPort Universal. The LockPort Universal is a new product developed to help avoid damaging your 5D and 7D mini HDMI camera port. The LockPort Universal protects definitely the fragile output on your camera from tough production abuse with a rock solid universal clamp and a smart mini to full-size HDMI adapter.

The LockPort Universal plate is designed to fit easily every head, baseplate, sliding plate, support out there using the original camera screws already there. Ready in 10 seconds! The LockPort Universal safely secures a 90° FRONT/REAR mini HDMI to full-size HDMI adapter, protecting forever the “expensive to repair” mini HDMI port on your expensive HDSLR camera. The Adapter has gold plated contacts and the full-size female output allows you to use stronger standard HDMI cables, you can purchase everywhere!

Standard size HDMI plugs locks securely in the socket – no signal loose, and if somebody walks over your cable, the plug still can pop-out saving your camera from falling on the ground.

The full-size HDMI 90° output can be used in FRONT or REAR position (2 different adapters) to reach the best cable ergonomics solution on your rig set-up! The LockPort Universal adapters are availbale in FRONT and REAR editions, also available in kit or sold separately to upgrade the kits or like spare parts! Instant reverse output direction set-up.

Coming soon, the LockPort Universal Z for Z-Finder Pro users!

Can be ordered now, shipped in 24 hours! Price List USD 109,00


LockPort Universal highlights

  • Works with both 5D and 7D cameras.
  • Saves the “expensive to repair” mini HDMI port on your 5D and 7D camera.
  • Full-Size HDMI output allows you to use stronger standard cables.
  • Standard size HDMI plugs locks securely in the socket – no signal loose!
  • 90° FRONT or REAR output editions.
  • No loose of video signal anymore! The full-size HDMI output has stronger locking capabilites.
  • Gold plated contacts.
  • Rock solid UNIVERSAL ultra-low base clamp, can work on every plate, head, sliding plate, rig, support out there.
  • Better cable layout on your rig set-up.
  • No longer camera screws, use all the camera screws already out there.
  • Ready in a few seconds.
  • Instant reverse output direction set-up.

LockCircle

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