GROUP BUY: Cinegears Wireless Follow Focus Christmas Special!

[Jim_Ritscher]

I'm in for Plus.

 

[Chris McKechnie]

Just hit 50 kids!!

 

[paul ross jones]

How much time have i got to decide? I just came across the post.

also, does anyone know if you can control two motors the same simultaneously like you need for a 3d rig?

cheers paul

 

[Steven He]

How much time have i got to decide? I just came across the post.

also, does anyone know if you can control two motors the same simultaneously like you need for a 3d rig?

cheers paul

Hi Paul,
You will need the multi axis wire/wireless follow focus kit up to 6 channel.

https://diyfilmtool.com/CineGears-Multi-Axis-Wireless-Follow-Focus-Kit-1-202.htm

 

[Juan Carlos Ortiz-Duran]

Hi,

Please add me to the list for one.

Thanks,

 

[Eric Santiago]

To help push this a long, on a three day shoot with the standard single kit and a very experienced puller (owns a Bartech) who's been raving mad about my Cinegears

The brain/gear plus auto-calib is the kicker he says.

 

[Alex Bros]

count me in for an express plus controller, regular motor

 

[John Wee]

Does the extreme motor require external power ? Besides the torque, what are the main differences between the extreme motor vs normal motor ?

 

[Curran Giddens]

Ok. I'm in for one Express Plus with HT motor.

 

[Neil Dearman]

sweet man!!!!!! Thats great

 

[Steven He]

Does the extreme motor require external power ? Besides the torque, what are the main differences between the extreme motor vs normal motor ?

The Extreme Motor dose not require more power, it is High Torque Motor.

 

[Steven He]

Ok. I'm in for one. Haven't decided if I will get the high-torque motor yet. Is it louder?

At normal speeds it is very quiet. As with most high powered servo motors, you will get some noise the harder they work. When using presets you can set the speed at which the motor transitions and this will also help to reduce any noise you may hear.

 

[Adam Carboni]

Hey Chris! Please put me down for a Plus Controller system, with the standard motor.

Thanks!

-Adam C.

 

[John Wee]

Chris, I need to change my order from the standard motor to the high torque motor please.

thanks

 

[paul ross jones]

Hi Paul,
You will need the multi axis wire/wireless follow focus kit up to 6 channel.

https://diyfilmtool.com/CineGears-Multi-Axis-Wireless-Follow-Focus-Kit-1-202.htm

thanks for the quick reply. thats a pity though, i was hoping you could set two or more motors to receive the same instructions. i also could gear the two lenses together mechanically, i might look into this. cheers paul

 

[Jon Carr]

Put Dominck sivilli on the list please.

 

[Chris McKechnie]

How much time have i got to decide? I just came across the post.

also, does anyone know if you can control two motors the same simultaneously like you need for a 3d rig?

cheers paul

It ends today at 9pm PST!

To help push this a long, on a three day shoot with the standard single kit and a very experienced puller (owns a Bartech) who's been raving mad about my Cinegears

The brain/gear plus auto-calib is the kicker he says.

Yea, it's an amazing system! Thanks for the positive reinforcement!

Ok guys..at 55. AMAZING!! Links will go out tonight hopefully. This has been a very successful group buy. Please DM me if you're not on the list or I missed you.

 

[Jim_Ritscher]

"thanks for the quick reply. thats a pity though, i was hoping you could set two or more motors to receive the same instructions. i also could gear the two lenses together mechanically, i might look into this. cheers paul"

While researching this, I vaguely recall someone using one motor to control two lenses. I don't remember where I saw it. Maybe search for "3D cinegears." I would get the hi-torque version for this. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

 

[Patrick Thompson]

Make that 56. I'm in for an express kit.

patrick.thompson@rogers.com

 

[Damian Horan]

Put me down for a plus and high torque motor.