labeled lensgear-set for Geared Follow Focus

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labeled lensgear-set for Geared Follow Focus

Published at 2024-05-03
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Marcus Wolschon

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This is a parametric set of lens-gears for a follow focus. Compatible with industry standard follow focus systems. (Yes, these things cost an arm and a leg in shops.) pitch: 0.8 #tooth: 97 all gears have the same outer but different inner diameters. (You you need not adjust your follow focus when switching lenses.) All gears have their nominal inner diameter labeled onto them in 3d letters. 60mm = 56-60mm 62mm = 59-62mm 65mm = 62-65mm 68mm = 64-70mm 70mm = 67-70mm example lens-sizes for a few DSLR lenses: Name ....................... lens gear size (filter size) Panasonic 14-42 ............ 60mm Canon FD 50mm f1.2 (nicht L) 62mm (52mm) Canon FD 50mm f1.2L ........ 65mm (55mm) Canon FD 35-70 f3.5-4.5 .... 62,5mm (52mm) Sun FD 135mm f2.5 .......... 66,5mm (58mm) Tamron FD 28mm f2.5 ........ 60mm (67mm) Tamron SP 28-80mm f3.5-4.2 . 68mm (67mm) Tamron SP 60-300mm f3.8-5.4 68mm (62mm) RMC Tokina 70-210mm f3.5 ... 70mm (62mm) Blog post: marcuswolschon.blogspot.com/2011/07/parametric-lens-gear-set.html Photos: picasaweb.google.com/Marcus.Wolschon/201105_201106_geared_follow_focus?feat=directlink Shapeways shapeways.com/shops/marcuswolschon (for the few people here without a 3d printer) License is CC-BY-NC-SA So you may make one yourself and improve the design but not sell the design or made parts and always give attribution.

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Marcus Wolschon
Marcus Wolschon
almost 8 years
That's not Solidworks. That's Geomagic/Alibre and the design changes the inner diameter, so the outher one stays consistent. So I can't make a larger one.
AaronsWorld
AaronsWorld
almost 8 years
Hey I am trying to use this for a Large Telephoto Nikon 200-500 mm lens. It looks like it needs to be much larger like 94.5mm to work. I dont have solidworks to be able to generate a larger file and I think If I just make it larger that will throw off the gearing. Any chance you could help me out? Love the design. -Aaron
Marcus Wolschon
Marcus Wolschon
about 10 years
<p>Feel free to do so.</p><p>The design files are parametric after all.</p>
SNEAKxxATTACK
SNEAKxxATTACK
about 10 years
Can this be modified for 50mm minimum diameter?

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