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Question: Can I reuse straps? I have 3 or 4 lenses I'd like to use this with. Thanks!!!
Document: This is made cheaply. The plastic is too rigid. It doesn't conform to some of my lenses. What can work better is one of those straps for helping you open jars.
I am sorry I have to edit my review. I purchased this and used it in-house for a couple weeks. I initially gave it 5-Stars, but it has quickly gone to one star after only a few weeks. It comes with two straps and the first one broke after the first time I tried to tighten it enough that it was snug on the lens. No big deal, my fault I though, I will use it on a smaller lens.
Anyone who has tried to use their fingers to smoothly zoom (follow focus? not necessary with the Canon 70D on which I've got this mounted ;) ) knows it's very hard to get consistent results, especially on large-diameter lenses. This gives you the leverage and fine-grained control to, after some practice, get it right every time.
Cheap and simple alternative to expensive follow focus/zoom systems. I would recommend having this especially for zoom lenses. Allows you to have smoother zooming shots.
It me forever to find this item. I knew what I needed but I did not know what the heck it was called. I actually stumbled upon it by accident as I was looking at a lens Amazon said &#34;Hey, you might like this.&#34; and it was what I needed. Basically this is a zip tie with a stick. But the quality is nice and the metal zoom bar screws into the tie.
Eh... bought this for a basic video project and didn't end up using it. Worth mention, it does not work on the Canon 50mm fixed kit lens. I was shooting for a quick, easy setup. This didn't quite do the trick. That could have been circumstantial and situational but it still seemed a little &#34;rigged&#34; even when attached to other lenses. Maybe a bit pricey for a zip-tie on a stick, maybe not.
To be honest not that great of follow focus, but I bought a real follow focus and use this for zoom, and it actually works better for zooming. It's not great though depending on your lens
I had a tough time trying to control fine focus with a rack mount I use, this extension allow me to have more control of the focus while I'm in location. Good price and very practical.
I have a Follow focus system for my Sony NEX-FS100U that I use for focus or for zooming, whichever I need the most. Now with this little but effective gadget, I can use it for zooming. I'm glad that I bought it.
pros:It's one of those simple but genius things that you wish you would have invented . It's a tie strap with a metal rod at the end ! yeah , that's what it is . It adds some leverage to a tight zoom ring like what i have on my tamron 17-50 .cons:What's not shown in the advertisement pics is the other end of the strap where it joins both ends.
Answer: Yes you can. There is a release tab that lets you undo the strap. The strap is pretty heavy duty but I am sure that over time the catch could weaken. Mine came with two straps and the handle will interchange. That allowed me to set up my two primary lenses and only have to move the handle from one lens to the other. These are much better than a simple zip tie with a stick on it. The plastic wrap is built with the handle mounting integrated into the strap. It is better than I had envisioned it to be. Is it a pro follow focus, no. Is it better than trying to shoot while twisting a lens ring, yes. It is a great addition to the gadget bag. No, I do not sell them, I am simply a customer.