Rhino Sliders Rhino Focus V2 | Sliders, Dollies & Jibs

Specifically Designed For The Rhino Arc Ii, The Rhino Focus V2 Gear Delivers Double The Torque And Speed Capability. It Allows You To Keyframe Your Focus And Keep An Object In Focus. It Is Compatible With Both Sliders And Tripods For Dynamic Shots. This Japanese-Made Gearing Is Adjustable From The Outside Of The Unit And Helps You Control The Moves.

Rhino Focus V2 Key Features:

• Designed To Be Used With The Rhino Arc Ii
• Delivers Double The Torque And The Speed That Its Predecessor
• Adds Focus Control To Your Shots And Helps Position It
• Easy To Set Up By Simply Sliding The Mounting Rod
• Allows You To Keyframe Your Focus For Capturing Stunning Shots
• Is A Japanese-Made Ultra-Precise Gearing
• Adjustable From The Outside Of The Unit To Dial In Any Backlash
• Made From Metal Or Carbon Fibre For Rigidity And Durability
• Features A Carbon Fibre Rail Of 15 Mm
• Compatible With 0.8 Gear Pitch
• Includes A Removable Lens Gear For When Used With Lenses Without A Cine Standard Focus Gear
• Uses A 1-Inch Long Cable To Attach To The Arc Ii
• Cannot Be Used With The Fly-By-Wire Lenses
• The Front Joystick Is Used To Control The Focus With Hardware
• Compatible With Lenses With A Lower Lens Mount

What’S In The Box?

• 1 X Rhino Focus V2
• 1 X Adjustable Rubber Lens Gear
• 1 X Rhino Branded Box
• Limited 1-Year Warranty

Faqs:

How Can The Rhino Focus Gear Be Powered?

The Rhino Focus V2 Comes With A Focus Motor And Requires The Rhino Arc Ii To Power It Using A 12 Inch Ethernet Jack.

Which Devices Is It Compatible With?

Specifically Designed To Be Used With The Rhino Arc Ii, It Is Compatible With Most Cine Lenses That Have A Standard 0.8 Mod Focus Gear Ring. It Comes With A Rubber Lens Gear To Use With Lenses That Do Not Have Standard Cinema Pitch. It Can Be Used With Most Of The Lower Cameras Or Cameras With Both Low And High Lens Mounts.

How To Install It?

Simply Put The Carbon Fibre Rod Through The Hole And Tilt The Arm Of The Arc Ii To Make Sure The Lever Is Open. Make Sure To Touch It On Your Focus Lens Gear And Tighten It Up.