USB Focus ControllerTake control of your Canon EOS Digital SLR |
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The new Okii Systems USB Focus Controller gives the photo and video enthusiast a compact yet powerful device that enhances the capabilities of HD video enabled Canon EOS Digital SLR cameras, including:
Like Canon's EOS Utility, the USB Focus Controller uses Canon's USB protocol to allow control of a wide range of functions, but without the limitations and bulk of being tethered to a computer. The device is handheld, weighing under 5 oz. including batteries, and less than 3" in diameter. It is connected to your camera with a standard A to mini-B USB cable, and can be used as a remote control or attached to a rig using a 1/4"-20 mount located on the back of the anodized aluminum enclosure. |
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The USB Focus Controller uses the autofocus motor in Canon USM lenses to control focus, even while recording video. This also works in any Live View modes, which can be useful for photography. The HDMI output can still be used in tandem with the controller, as well. The nine other switches located around the central focus knob can be used to access important camera functions, such as recording start/stop, digital zoom, engaging autofocus, saving focus points, and adjusting certain camera settings. If your intended use is as a remote control for a camera mounted on a crane or jib, the USB Focus Controller has been successfully tested with normal USB extension cables past 25 meters in length.
Okii Follow Focus Demo from 3toad on Vimeo.
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*Not all lenses are capable of using focus points due to differences in mechanical design and certain characteristics of Canon's USB protocol. Please refer to the Canon USB Protocol article in the Technical section of the Okii website for more details. It is important that potential users understand how Canon's USB implementation has shaped and enabled the development of the Okii Systems USB Focus Controller. Certain characteristics of Canon's design make it perform quite differently than a mechanical follow focus, so it is recommended that you read the User Guide and the Canon USB Protocol article. Download User Guide: Okii-USBFC.pdf |
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