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SHAPE Friction & Gear Follow-Focus Clic with Adjustable Marker

BH #SHFFCLIC • MFR #FFCLIC
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SHAPE Friction & Gear Follow-Focus Clic with Adjustable Marker
Key Features
  • Attaches to Standard 15mm Rods via Clamp
  • Focus-Adjusting Rubber Friction Wheel
  • Focus-Adjusting .8 Pitch Gear Wheel
  • Can Be Used on Either Side of a Lens
The Shape Friction & Gear Follow-Focus Clic with Adjustable Marker is designed to attach onto standard 15mm rods of shoulder support rigs and other rigs. It attaches onto them via a clamp system, with simplicity. You would sit the Clic atop the rods, and then slide and close a Shape-patented lever clamp underneath the rods, and the lever locks and holds the Clic securely on the rods.
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can you attach a crank?

can you attach a crank?
Asked by: Thor
Yes, the SHAPE Friction & Gear Follow-Focus Clic with Adjustable Marker will support standard cranks and whips. Cavision RFSC-4 Follow Focus Speed Crank Lever B&H # CARFSC4 SmallRig Focus Whip BH #SM3851
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2025-05-06

Is the distance between 15mm rod clamps standard? ...

Is the distance between 15mm rod clamps standard? Like could you use this follow focus with a Tilta, Smallrigs, or 8Sinn system?
Asked by: Hayden
yes this unit adheres to the 15mm LWS standard rod spacing conventions and will work on any of those
Answered by: Sean
Date published: 2020-07-07

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Hi, can I use this with a Canon 5D Mark III? (using a SHAPE rig as well)
Asked by: Paul K.
Yes, I used it on a 5D MkIII on the Shape Cameleon II rig and it worked beautifully.This is an expensive follow focus but it's smooth and just perfect. Only remark : it's very very fragile ... :S
Answered by: VINCENT B.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Does this unit feature a reversible gear box?
Asked by: D. Reid
No the gear box is not reversible - you just need to know what way to turn if you are using a Nikon lens.
Answered by: Jeffrey D.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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