Chad Bonanno
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THANKS Trevor! Very helpful!
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All products improve, and our new microFollowFocus and microFollowFocus | Blue follow focus units are a great reflection of that. They were used in all the films made for the C300 release, and Director of Photogtaphy Brook Aitken called it "something the pros can rely on with cinema lenses." The new follow focus system scraps everything you knew about the V2's mechanics, most importantly a new custom designed original gear box. The unique ability of backlash adjustment lets you reset the follow focus to new performance at anytime, making it a real long term investment.
THANKS Trevor! Very helpful!
You understand my feedback, but i lost a lot of money...
And i am not saying the microfollow focus blue is bad, but sorry, i can't believe in redrock follow focus - mattebox anymore....This is a thing called "trust".
Trevor,
Can you mount this FF upside down from top rails or are you using a riser and mounting from the bottom rails?
Best
Chad
Weird that Redrock hijacked the thread... I am looking to get a new FF as well and am leaning toward the Oconner. Question... is the gear reversible like the Arri MFF line, or can reversing be accomplished by flipping the unit?
Weird that Redrock hijacked the thread... I am looking to get a new FF as well and am leaning toward the Oconner. Question... is the gear reversible like the Arri MFF line, or can reversing be accomplished by flipping the unit?
Sold. Thanks Trevor. Is that marking disc glow in the dark...?
Missed that pic, thanks. I swear, every follow focus I've used besides the Arri line has had about an eighth of an inch of play between turning the knob and the gear teeth moving... in your experience is the Oconner's gearing 'tight'? Thanks for the Q&A...
Yup, check the text in my last post on page 3 :biggrinjester:
Enjoy, man.
And before the Redrock guys go jumping all over me for enjoying the O-Connor... no, I don't work for O-Connor. I think that's quite obvious.
The only one jumping all over anybody in this thread is you on the RedRock poster. I don't see the big deal with him telling another poster about their product. I don't get why you're all over him for doing so - and you're pushing the line on being respectful (personally, I think you've stepped way over it.)
And no, I'm not employed by RedRock and don't own a single piece of their gear (I do however, own O'conner gear) I just don't care for the tone you're using with someone simply giving out information and having a belief in their product.
No disrespect meant at all, MD. And I'm certainly not trying to argue with you here. What tweaked me is Brian's insinuation that I hadn't actually used the product... pretty ridiculous to accuse someone of that when he has no idea about my day-to-day experiences with different types of gear, what I rent, borrow etc. What I find funny about them both jumping in to tag-team the thread is that the OP asks if there is something OTHER than Redrock that can be recommended, so the obvious answer is yes... and discussion followed. They continued to push their products despite the OP's specific mention that he wasn't particularly interested in another one of their products.
I think a lot is lost in text, and that needs to be kept in mind. People get easily bent out of shape when they put a tone to someone else's words... it's understandable how that happens. That's why my girlfriend and I don't have decision-making conversations or disagreements via text... it can easily get blown out of proportion.
Sorry if my posts rubbed you the wrong way, man. No disrespect intended, but I will not stand for a company like Redrock trying to discredit my input just because I wasn't happy with their products. That's just sketchy, and doesn't reflect well on them at all.