Posts Tagged ‘inexpensive’

The folks at DSLRSolutions.net sent me their latest Ultra-simple follow focus for an early preview. The short review: if you're looking for a simple inexpensive focus assist for your DSLR (this works for photographers too!), this one is almost perfect for your needs. It adjusts…

We've shown you the DSLR Solutions follow focus before (see this post) but they've just made it even better! The new unit is called the DSLR Solutions Ultra-Simple Follow Focus and we've not only got all the info below, but we have one of these…

Everyone knows you can't light an interview for only $26 - it is just impossible right? Well, our good friends over at stillmotion show us how they made the cheapest lighting they could come up with. And, they want you to know about the SMAPP…

Today, I wanted to give you a quick overview of an additional follow focus from DSLRsolutions.net that is specifically tied to the Canon 40mm f/2.8 STM Pancake Lens - this is the only thing I'm aware of on the market that will work with the…

FocusMaker is another entry in the inexpensive (this one is $89) follow focus market arrived in our inbox this morning. We're looking forward to trying this out. Have a look at our earlier coverage of some other follow focus units "daily planet5D #31 - inexpensive…

we take a look at three different inexpensive follow focus units. One from DSLR solutions, one from Foton Accessories, and lastly one from Varavon. Each of these has their own pluses and minuses so we thought we'd show all three of them together to give…

Friend of planet5D Travis Guerra just sent this in - from a friend of his Tony Carretti - a $2.50 idea for a follow focus - a unique solution found at Bed, Bath & Beyond. This is possibly a good DIY project - it takes…