did anyone get one of these? thoughts?
did anyone get one of these? thoughts
Of course.
As you do not see any complaing, all if pretty fine.
Let us know how it is.
Btw, they have small sale, it is going for $90:
Got it. No dog this time :).
This is my first FF no I don't know if it's better or worse than others. What I can say is that I will use it.
* It actually is quite heavy (in a good way). Gearbox is made from metal.
* You can use it on 20mm 1.7 pancake
* not sure if this is normal but rail distance is actually something like 55mm. It sits on 60 mm no problems.
* there is minimal free movement (play) and You can feel slight gear clicking on slow movement and hear it on faster movement
* It is also quite heavy to start (there is some rubber like starting friction)Looks like It's not very good at doing very small soft focus changes
Over all it is 2x cheaper than next alternative, so I would expect a lot more from more expensive FF models. But I do like this one and will stick to it for a while.
I also discovered that for standard Panasonic lenses there is no point in making marks on the disk since the lens actually adjusts focus with some floating variable. Faster movement produces shorter focusing distance changes per rotation distance changes.
can anyone else speak to this FF? price is still $80
Get Fotga FF :-)
@Vitaliy thanks... do the Fotga's pop up on catch it deals?
Yep, and it is available on constant deals, just check FF deals topic.
I've just discovered this FF for little over $100 . It's £89.99 with free shipping in the UK (+£2 shipping worldwide) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130837637118 I haven't used it myself so can't comment on quality, but it seems to be a knock off from Gini-Rigs FF... but a whole lot cheaper,and it seems to be pretty solid. Has anyone had experience with these? Any degree of play?
Anyone try this one? Hard stops, and quick release for $127 The F4 version is about $100 without the quick release. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/DSLR-Follow-Focus-F4/619943906.html
Yes, we have other topic for it. You can try and search this category.
To be short - in this price range Fotga FFs are best with good margin.
Because only 1 rod is gripped by the FF it is likely that the clamp will need to be over tightened to keep the drive gear from torquing out. I'd avoid this design.
The best follow focus under $100 I've used is the 50 Dollar Follow Focus with the $10 gear attachment.
http://www.hondogarage.com/index.php/product/landing/follow-focus
It is mostly specific item topic, yep, title is misleading.
As for your reference, can you make review? What are advantages?
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