Hi! I'd like to know if it's possible to use the arrows on the Nucleus-Nano model, to do exactly the same slow-creeping-linear zoom you did in this video with the Nucleus-M? Just bought one so I hope it's possible!! Thank you! :)
I'm still confused if you can control the zoom speed based on how much you press the rocker (like on any zoom demand), or you have to set the zoom speed on handgrip or FIZ unit? Can anyone clarify this?
Hello guys. Is there any way to syncronize 2 motors between the ( software or splitting a cable ) so we can focus with new fujinon mk lenses with anamorphot 65 adapter ?
I bought the right handle and motor. I'm having trouble programming the motor. I want to use it for zoom but it thinks its a focus motor. I can't figure out how to change it.
I purchased the nano system. I was told by tech support that I would be able to zoom in and out on my Panasonic Lumix Leica vario-elmar 100-400mm f/4-6.3 optical zoom lens ONLY if I powered it via P-tap battery with unregulated volts. He also told me that the Nano motor has the same torque force as the M motor, making it possible for the Nano motor to handle larger, heavier lenses with the right amount of power from a P-tap battery. Is this true? Has that lens been tested using a P-tap battery that powers the Nano motor up to 14 volts or more? If so, does it work? So far I have only been able to test that larger heavier lens powered with 7 volts directly from four 18650 Lithium ion batteries from a power bank via DC output into the micro usb input of the motor. Seven volts managed to zoom that lens halfway then it stopped and wouldn't budge any further or back again. Will a battery with more volts provided into the Nano motor be able to manage moving that lens's optical zoom without any problem? Someone please get back to me on this. I don't want to invest more money into this unless it's going to work for all of the lenses I use.
I realize your comment is from two years ago, but if you haven't figured it out yet, if you click the gear icon in the bottom right of any UA-cam video, you can change the playback speed to slow down or speed up the playback of the video. There are also browser based plugins that add and increase the range within which you can do this.
Hi! I'd like to know if it's possible to use the arrows on the Nucleus-Nano model, to do exactly the same slow-creeping-linear zoom you did in this video with the Nucleus-M? Just bought one so I hope it's possible!! Thank you! :)
How i can calibrate the zoom control of the right handle unit? i got a motor with a red light all the time, what its mean?
I'm still confused if you can control the zoom speed based on how much you press the rocker (like on any zoom demand), or you have to set the zoom speed on handgrip or FIZ unit?
Can anyone clarify this?
Is it also possible to do the slow to fast zoom only with the handles? That would be awesome!
Hello guys. Is there any way to syncronize 2 motors between the ( software or splitting a cable ) so we can focus with new fujinon mk lenses with anamorphot 65 adapter ?
Try assigning the same number to two motors and then controlling both as one.
Serge Broslavsky Thanks man but the outer diameter is different. If assigning work will mount 2 simetrical gear rings over the existing one.
Tilta can the Nucleus-M controller (right hand grip) be used with the Nucleus-Nano motor to do zoom control ?
Yes!
@@TILTA How? It's seems impossible to change the nano motor to emulate the motor N. 3 (zoom)!
I bought the right handle and motor. I'm having trouble programming the motor. I want to use it for zoom but it thinks its a focus motor. I can't figure out how to change it.
Contact our support team about this!
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I purchased the nano system. I was told by tech support that I would be able to zoom in and out on my Panasonic Lumix Leica vario-elmar 100-400mm f/4-6.3 optical zoom lens ONLY if I powered it via P-tap battery with unregulated volts. He also told me that the Nano motor has the same torque force as the M motor, making it possible for the Nano motor to handle larger, heavier lenses with the right amount of power from a P-tap battery. Is this true? Has that lens been tested using a P-tap battery that powers the Nano motor up to 14 volts or more? If so, does it work?
So far I have only been able to test that larger heavier lens powered with 7 volts directly from four 18650 Lithium ion batteries from a power bank via DC output into the micro usb input of the motor. Seven volts managed to zoom that lens halfway then it stopped and wouldn't budge any further or back again.
Will a battery with more volts provided into the Nano motor be able to manage moving that lens's optical zoom without any problem? Someone please get back to me on this. I don't want to invest more money into this unless it's going to work for all of the lenses I use.
Im the first one to comment ......
very nice..
This Walter guy is pretty competent but he talks too fast. English isn't my first language, so I can barely follow his instructions...
I realize your comment is from two years ago, but if you haven't figured it out yet, if you click the gear icon in the bottom right of any UA-cam video, you can change the playback speed to slow down or speed up the playback of the video. There are also browser based plugins that add and increase the range within which you can do this.