Tilta Nucleus Nano II Follow Focus Wireless Lens Control System Nucleus NII with Hand Wheel Controller,Motor and USB-C Power Cable for DSLR Mirrorless Cine Camera Lens WLC-T05

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Connected and used it once. Worked fine BEFORE I updated the firmware. Then after update; missing lens list and camera lists, system reboot doesn't work, connected once to motor then stopped connecting entirely, every time I updated motor firmware it finished, rebooted and needed to update again. I had visual glitches, one time the screen went white and wherever i pressed it little dots appeared, another time I started it up none of the buttons worked so I couldn't turn it off. Had to let it run out of charge. Can't go back to original firmware settings no matter how hard i try. Scoured the internet for feedback on this and seems other people had a similar issue. Mechanically it seems to work but the software inside seems fundamentally broken. Had nano i 2 years and that worked well till the focus wheel just didn't turn on. Might be time to switch brands methinks. Motors work fine though.

This is a great motor, and a great controller. The Original Nano has a reputation of being a bit under powered and it isn't really up to focusing the Sigma 18-35mm this Motor is a lot stronger. If you have Tiltas advanced ring controller, it has a mode switch to switch between dji and tilta motor control and this motor will pair with it. This gives a whole range of rigging options that you can use with your cameras. The motors will daisy chain so you can use up to 4 motors. I think tiltas control system works with its other motors. I've only just got this today so my first option was to rig it with my bmpcc original. I have a Tilta battery plate for a sony npf battery this has 12v and 8v outputs, but no USB C, Tilta has a new version which has usb C and i think A as well. It's around twice the price of the one I have. I already use the 12v for camera and the 8V for a portkeys viewfinder (model LEYE) It takes a range of dc but also has a USB A port marked input but I wondered could I use that for the motor? The answer was yes. with a USB A to USB C cable i connected that port to the motor and it works. So just one battery powering the view finder motor and camera. The motor is very good value in its self , the hand wheel is pretty decent supporting bluetooth 2.4 wifi and lanc. I did find the manual a bit too basic, its more a list of screens and functions. It doesn't appear to even tell you how to pair and calibrate fortunately Tilta have a pretty good video on their website that you will probably want to refer too even just to connect. Although the pairing is essentially double click on the motor button to put it in pairing mode select connect and searchthen click the motor button to select the mode e.g focus which is purple. I can't really go far into the controls as i'm still learning how to do stuff. The nato connection has 6 pins which i think work with the RS2 and RS3 gimbals and a lever to lock the plate. You will probably want to buy a bolt on nato rail. E.g my BMPCC cage has a nato rail on the right but i cant use it for the hand wheel because of the way it fastens. I have a nato rail on the top of the cage it fits but the display is side ways on. I think changing the display orientation should be part of the firmware, it may be in a menu somewhere but if not it really should be added as a firmware update. If I had been able to mount the wheel on the side of the cage it would have been upside down (not an issue if you are bolting on another nato rail but still). Over all its a pretty good product but the firmware is still in development , Tilta are in the process of adding more camera support and I don't know if you can automatically rack focus A-B and set travel speed. you can set A and B points and there is haptic feed back. So it's useable as is but it could be better. Right now I think i'm looking for a couple of small nato rails to give me a few more locations for the hand wheel. but yes worth buying. If you have a tilta controller you could just buy the motor to start with if you can find one. No regrets getting the handwheel controller, way better than the original nano.

que es perfecto un poco complicado confirar