Tilta Nucleus Nano II Wireless Lens Control System (Open Box)

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• [CAMERA COMMUNICATION] for Adjusting Settings such as ISO, Shutter Speed, & Frame Rate via Wifi, Bluetooth & USB-C
• [MULTIPLE MOTORS] Can be Controlled by the Hand Wheel, with Expansion Options Supporting up to 4 Motors when used with the Control Handle (optional)
• [LENS MAPPING] Displays Real Time Focal Distance Information for More Accurate Focus Pulling
• [COMPATIBLE] with Nucleus M, Nano, DJI Focus Motors, DJ Ronin S Series Gimbals, as well as Canon, Sony, Blackmagic Design Cameras
• [TOUCH SCREEN] Display Provides Easy Access to Advanced Features and Streamlines on Set Workflow

NOTE: DO NOT POWER THE HAND WHEEL VIA P-TAP

Introducing the Nucleus Nano II – Wireless Lens Control System, the ultimate tool for all filmmakers seeking precise control over their lenses.

With its advanced features and seamless compatibility, this system revolutionizes the way users can control their lenses, cameras and gimbals.

The new and improved Hand Wheel puts control at your fingertips, allowing you to control two focus motors from the compact controller.

Users can utilize the Main Dial to adjust Focus, while the new Control Rocker effortlessly handles Zoom or Iris functions via a dampened Rocker, perfect for easing in or out of zooms.

Experience unparalleled flexibility with the Nano II’s ability to handle up to 4 motors for Focus, Iris, Zoom, and Mirage VND when used with the optional Multi-Functional Power or Control Handle.

Navigating through the system has never been easier thanks to the new 1.6” Circular Touch Screen Display and user-friendly interface which provides quick access to an array of advanced functions including dedicated pages for lens mapping and camera control functions.

The Nano II allows users to wirelessly adjust camera settings via WiFi, Bluetooth, and the motor’s USB-C port for compatible camera systems such as Canon, Sony, Black Magic Design and more.

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