Yeo Wee Han
May 12th, 2007, 01:48 AM
Hi everyone,
Just brought my fresh H1 for a nature shoot this morning. It was mounted with a Canon 180 macro and a Vocas MB-250 matte box with support rods. The head used is a Vinten Vision 6 and the tripod is a Gitzo 1410. Camera worked fine but there was many a time when I had to tilt up say from the hind-end of a dragonfly to it's head and I had to follow focus. It was definitely not smooth in much of the shots.
Thus I would like to ask whether a follow focus unit such as those by Vocas are compatible with Canon EF lenses? I believe having a follow focus unit will LESSEN the vibration that was seen in the footage as there is less contact with the lens?
Thank you very much for any advice in advance.
Cheers
WeeHan
Just brought my fresh H1 for a nature shoot this morning. It was mounted with a Canon 180 macro and a Vocas MB-250 matte box with support rods. The head used is a Vinten Vision 6 and the tripod is a Gitzo 1410. Camera worked fine but there was many a time when I had to tilt up say from the hind-end of a dragonfly to it's head and I had to follow focus. It was definitely not smooth in much of the shots.
Thus I would like to ask whether a follow focus unit such as those by Vocas are compatible with Canon EF lenses? I believe having a follow focus unit will LESSEN the vibration that was seen in the footage as there is less contact with the lens?
Thank you very much for any advice in advance.
Cheers
WeeHan