What is Panasonic GH5 rabbit cage? What's the role?

The word "rabbit cage" comes from a quasi-professional Quan Huafu SLR camera 5D2, which was produced by Canon in 2008. At that time, almost all the industry used 5D2 for video shooting, and the operation and film production were excellent, so it was called "invincible rabbit" by the industry. In order to make the 5D2 more convenient to shoot, the equipment manufacturer has tailored the auxiliary kit for 5D2 to match the corresponding accessories needed for 5D2 shooting. In order to meet the standards of professional film and television shooting, it has been well received and widely used in the industry. Because the structure of the kit looks like a cage in which the machine is put, everyone has given it a lovely nickname called "rabbit cage" Panasonic GH5 is a micro-single digital camera produced by Panasonic. The "rabbit cage" mentioned in the question refers to the auxiliary kit produced by the equipment manufacturer for Panasonic GH5, which is used to assist photographers to better operate the machine during shooting.