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The quest for a truly universal follow focus continues. Wooden Camera has introduced a promising solution, the Wooden Camera UFF-1, which includes an impressive lineup of accessories aimed at nearly every type of system.
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The Wooden Camera UFF-1 is the first follow focus compatible with 15mm LW, 15mm Studio, and 19mm rods without the use of any additional adapters. At a price point of $1,955 for the “Pro” package, the UFF-1 is comparably priced to other premium dual follow focuses from brands such as Arri and Chrosziel.
Tilta also has a slightly cheaper ($1,699) dual follow focus system, but it can’t claim the luxury of being “universal”.
Included Gear Attachments: .5 mod for Canon ENG .6 mod for Fujinon ENG .8 mod small diameter for Cinema Lenses .8 mod large diameter for Cinema Lenses Friction Gear for DSLR lenses without gears.
Included Items: 1x Adjustable Bridge with Rod Clamps 2x Hand Wheels 2x Hard Stop Discs 10x Standard Marking Discs 1x Hand Wheel Extension 1x Focus Whip 1x Focus Crank 5x Focus Gears 1x Custom Cut Foam for a Pelican 1500 Case (not included)
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Availability: Available for pre-order from B&H HERE.
What’s your favorite dual follow focus solution? Let us know in the comments below!
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Emmy winner, Graham Sheldon, resides in Southern California, where he works as a producer and director of photography. He is a member of the Producers Guild of America and ICG Local 600.