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- Page 1 Vocas Products www.vocas.com info@vocas.com V 1.0.3 29-03-2006 User manual MFC-2 follow focus system...
- Page 2 Guide to Modules & Components: ....................4 How to assemble your follow focus? ....................5 How to attach and adjust the follow focus to your camera and lens? ..........7 How to reverse the rotation direction?....................7 Additional information ........................7 © Vocas V2.0...
- Page 3 More than 25 years of experience are part of MFC-2 design and functionality. We believe that the Vocas MFC-2 gives you the perfect configuration for your camera. You will now experience the combination of having your camera in perfect balance and operating your focus with excellent precision.
- Page 4 C: Centre bracket: Snaps on to 15 mm rails. D: Palm support: Made of comfortable wood, allows you to hold your camera with your left hand while keeping full control of your focus. E: Drive gears: Available in several sizes and tooth shapes. © Vocas V2.0...
- Page 5 1-Attach the gear unit to the center bracket and tighten the indicated winged nut. 2-Put the knob in the gear unit by pressing inwards and rotating. The knob should engage with the gear unit without any play. Tighten the indicated winged nut. © Vocas V2.0...
- Page 6 Please note that the drive gear can be attached to the gear unit at the left or right side. 4- Attach the palm rest to the center bracket as shown. Please note that the palm rest can be adjusted in height to your ergonomic preferences © Vocas V2.0...
- Page 7 How to reverse the rotation direction? If desired, the direction of rotation can be changed by loosening the red winged nut (1) and rotating the whole gear unit in its holder as shown below. © Vocas V2.0...
- Page 8 • oil. After a while the wood may need some maintenance, this oil can be used. One of the unique features of the Vocas follow focus is that they are assembled without • play. However, the follow focus may develop some play after frequent use. This is especially true if used with heavy turning lenses.
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