Rent Redrock Micro microFollowFocus v2
A precise 15mm-rod follow focus with hard stops and three flexible microWhips.
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Overview
The Redrock Micro microFollowFocus v2 is a gear-driven, single-sided follow focus system designed for 15mm rod support, offering precise manual lens control with minimal backlash. Featuring an adjustable hard stop system, reversible drive gear, and standard 0.8 MOD pitch compatibility, it integrates with most cinema and photo lenses using geared rings. The included microWhips provide flexible, remote operation via standard whip ports, allowing ACs to pull focus from off-axis positions or in constrained rigs such as shoulder builds, gimbals, or tight studio setups. The unit mounts via a solid rod clamp with adjustable positioning for proper gear mesh, and supports industry-standard accessories including marking disks and speed cranks, enabling repeatable, accurate focus pulls in narrative, commercial, and run-and-gun environments.
0.8 MOD drive gear
Cinema-standard lens compatibility
Adjustable hard stops
Repeatable focus marks
Three microWhips
Flexible off-axis operation
15mm rod mount
Integrates with cinema rigs
- Rod standard
- 15mm
- Gear pitch
- 0.8 MOD
- Drive
- Single-sided, reversible gear
- Hard stops
- Adjustable
- Included whips
- 3-inch, 12-inch, and 18-inch
- Accessory support
- Marking disks and speed cranks
- Set the drive gear with full tooth engagement but without binding the lens ring.
- Use the adjustable hard stops for repeatable pulls between two focus marks.
- Choose the shortest practical microWhip to minimize unwanted flex.
- Recheck the rod clamp and gear mesh after changing lenses or repositioning the camera.
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