Kameramont

Kameramont is a manufacturer of camera mounting and stabilization equipment based in Munich, Germany. The company produces modular mounting systems, tripods, heads, clamps, and related accessories for film, television, and photography. It emphasizes interoperability, with components designed to work with gear from major brands to form custom rigs.

Kameramont was founded in 2002 by engineers Lukas König and Eva Müller. Early products included the Kameramont Rail System and a line of lightweight aluminum tripods. The firm expanded its offerings to fluid heads, modular cages, and articulating arms, and gradually built a global distribution network through authorized dealers and a direct online store.

The Rail System remains a core element, enabling scalable rigs that can be reconfigured quickly on set. Many components use standardized 15 mm and 19 mm rods and common mounting interfaces to maximize compatibility. The company also develops a handheld gimbal and compact stabilizers for run-and-gun shooting.

Kameramont products are used by independent filmmakers, documentary crews, and film schools. The brand is noted for durable construction and serviceable components, and it competes on reliability and modularity rather than price.

Kameramont maintains a global support network, including warranty service, spare parts, and repair options. The catalog continues to evolve with new clamps, rails, and gimbal components designed to work with current digital cinema cameras.