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It's a Focus control mechanism used in film and video cameras. It is ergonomic rather than strictly necessary; in other words it does not contribute to the basic functionality of a camera but instead allows the operator to be more efficient and precise. It is usually operated by a focus puller (often called the 1st assistant camera, or 1st AC) but some camera operators prefer to pull their own focus (the act of changing focus is called "pulling" or "racking" focus). Traditionally follow focus systems costs thousands of dollars, and many manufacturers have tried to make a more affordable follow focus, but they still cost hundreds of dollars, well finally David Aldrich have come up a truly affordable design. |
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| An affordable one-size fits all Lens Gear by the creator of the D|Focus, sells for $30, manufactured in the USA. Click Here | Mount your D|Focus follow focus on your DSLR for easy pull focus with this great & simply DSLR Mount Click Here | Read a user Review by Photonashville a user on the Cinema 5D forum, visit cinema5d.com for full thread. Click Here | LCDVF is a View Finder that let's you capture precise precise shake free moving images w/ your vDSLR Camera. | An accessory mount solution for DSLR users, you will be able to mount all your accessories securely. Click Here | ||||||
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