Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Follow Focus: In depth getting started tutorial 

thank you!! i’ve got my first 1st AC job today and this was very helpful!

Thanks a lot man I got handed the first ac position out of nowhere and I have never done it just made a cheat sheet via your video!

That was super helpful and answered a bunch of questions other videos didn't.

Thank you for this tutorial Joshua. Very informative, easy to understand, and follow. I just bought the full kit, and just looking at it feels intimidating. I want to make sure I get the setup correctly, and this is a very well explained tutorial. Of course I smashed that like and subscribe button.

Thanks. I wish you showed us an example of how to go completely wired and daisy chains in play. But this was so helpful thanks!

This is a really good tutorial, Thank you.

COOL! Thanks, lot of work you did for us. Much appreciated!

thank you for this video, very helpful and clear.

Nice video. Thanks for all your efforts and great help.

Well done man! Great quality video.

such a good tutorial, thanks man!

Thank you for the tutorial.

Thanks for sharing, very helpful!!

Nice video Joshua. Thanks!

Great quality video thanks!

Thanks , more useful than Tilta himself

Yes, you can power the motor directly from a camera as long as it has power out. This info is in the (Motor:Power Supply and Run/Stop) of your “Quick Instructions” manual and it shows how it is setup. Very likely he is using the 740mm P-Tap to 7-pin power cable that should be included with your group and powering it off of a battery directly while he is making his video demonstrations. This also is the best setup.

thanks for sharing! very helpful. thank you so much~

On point video.

Thanks mate great video.

Great video!

4:07 - Instead of releasing your finger and then pressing and holding again to find the range, just press and hold the mark button at the beginning then move to your B point, while holding the mark button, after you find the B point then release the button. In this case you won't have the freezing problem. And tnx for the video overall.

Nice job, bro!

Way better than the Tilta produced video .

Great job!

Thank you very much!!!

Hey, is there any other advantage to use the lemo export from the hand contoller? For example communicating with a monitor about the focal distance? Because the Teradek RT System is able to show a focus parameter scale on the right side of the monitor it is connected to. Therefore the 1. AC will know where his focus is right now, without looking to the hand unit, which I think is very useful, because it reduces a lot of stress.

Hi, thks for this well done video. When I do a manual calibration with photographic lens and after that I've filmed I switch off the motor I've discovered that when I power up again the motor I've to do again the calibration. Do you know if is this normal? The last firmware is on my nucleus M - 18.03.19.3

thank you!

Thanks a lot !

Perfect

hey pal dose it make a any lens have parfocal zoom and focus at the same time ? so when i zoom will it keep its focus or are they always 2 different controls features?

How do you set up the record button to start and stop recording on the camera?

Hi my friend and really thanks for this beautiful tutorial! I see that if you push mark to set the new end point A B, sometimes the module crash and you have to replace battery. I found that you simply have to push mark button, and when this button is still pushed you have to set the end point of the knob. When you're done, simply release the mark button, and there it is! No crash, no bug!! Everything works very well!!! :)

Hos do you do manual cal with the handels?

Do I need the master hand unit to set it up? What if I have only handle unit, can I set it up?

Thanks tons. Helped me a lot since the punks from Amazon send me a handunit in CHINESE! :D

Hey, thank's for this amazing video, it helped a lot. I've just got one question : can you power on your motor without a battery, but directly from the camera when it's a DSLR? At 13:32, I can't see how your motor is getting power. Which cable are you using? Kindly :) (I've got an A7S, and I'm wondering if I can power on the motor from it.)

Hello and thanks for this tutorial. I just have a question, what the torque setting is actually doing? When it's set to high is using more power (but not more speed right?) What is the actual difference between low setting and high setting? Thanks

This really answered all the questions I had about the system. Thanks for the great video! So just to confirm, only one motor can be connected at a time via the wireless? I was really hoping to run a dtap on my ronin camera mount for focus and a secondary motor with a custom mount to the handle bars mounting my monitor so i can control monitor tilt with the zoom or aperture. I didnt want to have any cables in between camera and handle bar haha

At 7:41 how did you switch between RM and ND on the motor?

You rule.

Yes, I echo the other statements ... good job, and THANKS! Ordered mine through B&H (for obvious reasons) so am waiting ::: waiting ::: waiting for notice that they've got until ready to ship. Since I am not on a deadline, this is best for me. B&H is the ONLY way to go with NEW and especially FOREIGN hardware, because of their fantastic reliability in replacements and customer service. Second to none, B&H has saved my bacon before. What a GREAT FIZ for the money. I hope Tilta keeps up the fantastic pricing and carves out a solid market percentage and then. KEEPS their prices this fair. They will become every INDIE producer's best friend!

Do you know if the motors can handle the 16v from a Dynacore battery? or is there a way to power them from a v mount battery?

Excellent video. I have two questions, hopefully you can help. 1) When switching between the Hand Unit and Handgrips, my zoom motor spins extremely fast to the point where I fear it will damage my lens (using an old Angenieux lens). This is activated by simply touching the zoom rocker and it will for example zoom my lens from 12mm to 100mm at a dangerously high speed. Do you have this issue? 2) I always need to calibrate my lenses after shutting down the camera for battery swaps. I see below you mentioned your motors save the calibration at power off. Can you confirm if your motors save the calibration? I'm using lenses with hard stops, it usually just costs me an extra minute to wait for the calibration and it's annoying. All that aside, thank you for the excellent demo video.

Is it possible to split master and slave mode for diffrent motors. That the handunit controls focus, but the handgrip controls iris. And that I can change the tasks of each device without the biggest effort in a short time?

Hey so quick question, I own a canon dslr I’ve been trying to set up the small motor but the other extension doesn’t seem to fit on my camera. Does it require a different battery or external power outlet to be attached? In order to make it turn on and be used with my canon ?

How do you change the brightness on the hand unit ?

Good video, man. Thank you! Two questions: Is there an automatic function to go from one mark to another or do I need to navigate between marks by hand? I love the product but I can't believe that this function does not exist. Even cheap pull-focus devices have this elemental function. Also, can I invert the direction of the bar that shows me the percentage of focus? It looks weird to me that I turn the knob to the right and the bar goes to the left :) Can I set that? Thanks a bunch. P.S: What tripod is the one you have on this video?

Is there any way to rig a monitor to it like the wcu:4?

how i control focus motor speed

Hey Joshua, I've tried to find an answer to a couple of questions I have about setup with no luck...maybe you can help. First, when I daisy-chain two motors (either with D-tap, or off the handles), I get an audible high frequency noise. It doesn't happen when I give each motor its own power supply. Is this normal? Second issue is that even when I set torque on the FIZ and the handles to 30%, the motors still display 50%. Is this normal, or am I missing something.

I wish someone talked about how you can save a manual calibration I have no idea how does anyone on here know ? Every time I shut down I have to manually calibrate this is extremely inefficient and clients always have to sit there and wait. There has to be a fix if the old Dji hand unit can do it why not this one.

Music is too loud

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