Falcam India: F22, F38 Systems and Where to Buy

What Falcam is and who uses it

Falcam makes quick release systems and rigging accessories for cameras. The Colo Exim brand page describes it as a brand under the Ulanzi Group, incubated in 2019 and founded in 2020, focused on professional video equipment. The idea behind the range is simple: put one mounting standard on your camera, cage, tripod, gimbal and straps, so you move between setups without hunting for screws.

Buyers include vloggers and content creators, wedding and event shooters, solo filmmakers, travel photographers and gimbal operators. If you search for Falcam India, you are probably trying to work out which system, F22 or F38, suits your camera and what else will mount on it.

Falcam product lines and what each is for

F22 quick release system (22mm)

F22 is the compact system. The Colo Exim page lists F22 quick-release plates, clamps and bases, side hand grips, F22 to F38 and Arri adapters, and F22 camera cages. Falcam’s parent site describes F22 as a tool-free way to swap camera, monitor, light and other accessories, and says it works with the wider F22, F38 and F50 series. It positions F22 for compact rigs, mirrorless cameras and action setups.

F38 quick release system (38mm Arca-Swiss)

F38 is the larger standard, built on 38mm Arca-Swiss. The page lists F38 quick-release kits, camera straps with magnetic buckles, backpack clips, shoulder strap mounts and F38 Pro trigger ball heads. A named product on the page is the F38 Camera Strap Quick Release Kit (3142). Another is the FALCAM Maglink Quick Magnetic Buckle Shoulder Strap Classic V2 (M00B5103). For heavier bodies and longer lenses, the parent site recommends moving up to F38 or F50 parts.

Camera cages

Cages come for Sony A7 and A6000 series, Canon EOS R series and Nikon Z series cameras, plus universal cages. The FALCAM Foldable Half Cage Kit (C00B3809) is listed by name, and the parent site describes it as integrating with F22, F38 and F50 systems.

Tripods, grips and gimbal accessories

The page also lists the FALCAM TreeRoot Quick Lock Travel Tripod Kit (R141K-320P). Falcam’s FAQ on the page mentions handles, grips and magic arms, and says its systems work with gimbals including DJI Ronin-S, Ronin-SC, Weebill Lab and Weebill-S, and Zhiyun Crane M2 and Crane 3 series. F50 quick release systems appear in the FAQ only.

One detail worth knowing: the F38 range includes Pro trigger ball heads, and a quick release plate that stays on the camera lets you move straight from handheld to tripod without changing hardware. The parent site suggests keeping F50 for cinema or load-heavy production, which tells you where each system sits in the line.

Colo Exim also lists pre-sales and after-sales support for Falcam, and training and resources, which helps if you are new to quick release systems and want advice before you buy.

How to choose the right Falcam system

• Small mirrorless camera, handheld shooting and vlogging. Start with F22. It keeps the rig light and gives you quick swaps for grips and lights.
• Heavier camera, long lenses or tripod work. Choose F38, since it uses the Arca-Swiss standard that many tripod heads already accept.
• Gimbal user. Check the gimbal list above, then pick the plate system that matches the gimbal and the camera.
• You carry the camera on a strap. The F38 strap kits and the Maglink magnetic buckle strap solve that problem. Ask us which suits your body.
• You want to protect and extend the camera. A cage adds mounting points. Choose one made for your exact camera body.

The two systems are meant to work together, and an F22 to F38 adapter exists for that reason. If you are unsure, tell us the camera and the heaviest lens you use and we will help narrow it.

A practical way to start: write down your camera, the lens you use most, your tripod head type and whether you use a gimbal. Those four facts decide most of the order. Send them to us and we will suggest a plate system, a cage if you need one, and the strap or clip that fits your habits.

What to check before buying

• Camera model. Cages are camera specific. Confirm the exact body, not only the brand and series.
• Existing plates and heads. If your tripod head takes Arca-Swiss, F38 is the natural fit. Otherwise confirm an adapter route.
• Gimbal compatibility. The page lists specific DJI and Zhiyun models. If yours is not on that list, ask us before ordering.
• Load. F22 is for lighter rigs. Do not put a heavy cinema body on a compact plate because it is convenient.
• Part numbers. Where a product has a code, such as R141K-320P or C00B3809, quote it in your inquiry so we match the exact item.

Putting a Falcam rig together

Take three typical buyers. A vlogger with a compact mirrorless camera needs an F22 plate, a side hand grip and perhaps a cage, so lights and microphones have somewhere to mount. A wedding shooter carrying a heavy body all day cares most about the strap: the F38 strap kits, the Maglink magnetic buckle strap and the shoulder strap mounts exist for that reason, and a backpack clip keeps the camera at hand. A travel photographer wants a tripod that packs small, which is what the TreeRoot Quick Lock Travel Tripod Kit is aimed at.

Each of these starts with one plate and grows. Buy the part that fixes your biggest annoyance first, and add pieces as the shoots demand them. Because the systems are meant to interlock, nothing you buy early becomes dead weight later.

Cages and compatibility notes

Camera cages deserve extra care. A cage made for a Sony A7 series body will not suit a Canon EOS R or a Nikon Z, and even within one brand, port and battery door positions differ between models. That is why the page lists cages by system. Give us the exact body and we will tell you which cage and which quick release option go with it. If you need a cage for a camera that is not on the list, ask about the universal cages.

Where to buy Falcam in India

Colo Exim describes itself as the official authorized importer and national distributor of Falcam products in India. The Falcam India page lists the F22 and F38 ranges and the cages, and the brands page shows what else we carry.

Many Falcam buyers also work with cinema rigging. If that is you, see Wooden Camera India for plates and accessories. For a specific question, reach out through the contact page.

Ready to build your rig?

Tell us how many bodies and lenses you own, or what rig you are building, and the team will come back with the right fit. Make an inquiry or call us on +91 93204 96801.

Frequently asked questions

Is Falcam available in India?

Yes. Colo Exim is the official authorized importer and national distributor of Falcam products in India, with the F22 and F38 systems and camera cages listed on its Falcam India page.

What is the difference between Falcam F22 and F38?

F22 is the 22mm compact system for lighter rigs and mirrorless cameras. F38 is the 38mm Arca-Swiss based system, better suited to heavier cameras and tripod work. The two are designed to work together.

Which gimbals work with Falcam?

The Colo Exim page lists DJI Ronin-S, Ronin-SC, Weebill Lab and Weebill-S, and Zhiyun Crane M2 and Crane 3 series. Confirm your exact camera and plate combination before you order.

Does Falcam make camera cages?

Yes. The range includes cages for Sony A7 and A6000 series, Canon EOS R series and Nikon Z series, plus universal cages. The Foldable Half Cage Kit (C00B3809) is one listed example.

What is the price of Falcam in India?

Price depends on the kit and the part number. Contact Colo Exim with the product or code you want and we will send a quote.

What is the Falcam Maglink strap?

It is a shoulder strap with a quick magnetic buckle, listed by Colo Exim as the FALCAM Maglink Quick Magnetic Buckle Shoulder Strap Classic V2 (M00B5103). It belongs to the F38 range of strap and clip accessories.