Or not. Still, the idea of a twisting handle for the follow focus is great, as it allows one to use both hands to support the camera while pulling focus.
[via Engadget]
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Yes this looks fantastic, I suppose you could make the main shaft out of wavin pipe or something to keep the weight down aswell, the focusing handle really makes it class, Your dad is talented. Well done the pair of ye.
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