SHAPE Remote Extension Handle: Canon C400 vs Sony FS7

Quick answer

Choose the SHAPE Remote Extension Handle for Canon C400 if you need integrated camera control via cable; pick the Sony FS7 version for a dedicated side-grip extension on an ARRI rosette rig.

Trade-offs at a glance

• Canon C400 handle: Integrated camera-control cable for start/stop and record; adds USD 254.30 to your rig. Best if you need remote camera control from the handle.
• Sony FS7 handle: Extends the existing side hand grip without adding a control cable; priced at USD 158.97. More affordable if you only need better ergonomics, not extra control features.
• Compatibility: Each handle is model-specific. The Canon C400 version won’t mount on a Sony FS7 grip, and vice versa. Verify your camera model before ordering.

Product facts

• SHAPE Canon EOS C400 Remote Extension Handle with Cable: The SHAPE Canon EOS C400 Remote Extension Handle includes a camera control cable for remote grip, record, start/stop, and camera-control workflows. You can operate the camera directly from the handle without reaching the body, which speeds up run-and-gun shooting.

  

• SHAPE Remote Extension Handle for Sony FS7: The SHAPE Remote Extension Handle for Sony FS7 is an ARRI-rosette handle system that offers an adjustable arm extension (2 inches) for the Sony FS7 side hand grip. It gives you a more comfortable hand position on a shoulder rig while keeping the original grip’s feel and button access.

  

Which one fits you?

Best for

• Canon C400 users who want remote start/stop and record from the handle
• Sony FS7 shooters upgrading to an ARRI-rosette shoulder rig without adding cable clutter

Not for

• Canon C400 users who already have a separate wireless control system – the cable may be redundant
• Sony FS7 users who need camera-control functions from the handle – you’ll want a different accessory