Tilta

Tilta FF-T07 Pocket Follow Focus A/B Stops Damping

Compact follow focus with quick-release A/B hard stops and interchangeable gears for precise manual lens control on 15mm rod systems.

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Overview

The Tilta FF-T07 Pocket Follow Focus is a lightweight, mechanically driven focus control unit built for filmmakers working with DSLR, mirrorless, and compact cinema cameras on 15mm rod-based rigs. Its upgraded composite material construction keeps weight low without sacrificing durability, and it mounts directly to a single 15mm rod for quick setup. The included 0.8mm pitch gear engages with standard lens gear rings, and the interchangeable gear design means you can swap to different sizes as your lens collection demands.

What sets the FF-T07 apart at its price point is the combination of a quick-release A/B hard stop system and simulated lens damping. The hard stops let you pre-set two focus positions and physically lock the rotation limits, enabling fast rack focuses that hit their marks consistently — a valuable feature for solo shooters who cannot rely on a dedicated focus puller. The damping mechanism adds resistance to the focus wheel, simulating the feel of higher-end cine lenses and smoothing out adjustments. The non-slip grip on the focus wheel and 360-degree rotation provide additional control, making it a practical tool for both narrative and documentary-style shooting.

Key Features

[UPGRADED DESIGN] Features New Composite Material Construction

[A/B MARKS] Can Be Set and Quickly Engaged via New Quick Release Hard Stop System

[INTERCHANGEABLE GEARS] Accommodate Lenses with Various Gear Ring Sizes

[TACTILE FOCUS] via Simulated Lens Damping and Non Slip Grip

[COMPATIBLE] with Most Systems via a Single 15mm Rod

Specifications

Brand
Tilta
Model
FF-T07
Mounting
Single 15mm Rod
Included Gear Pitch
0.8mm
Gears
Interchangeable
Rotation
360 degrees
Features
Quick Release A/B Hard Stops, Simulated Lens Damping, Magnetic Marking Discs
Material
Composite

Frequently Asked Questions

The quick-release hard stop system lets you set two focus marks (A and B) that physically stop the focus wheel's rotation at each point, allowing you to rack between two predetermined focus distances quickly and repeatably.
It includes a 0.8mm pitch gear, which is the most common standard. The gears are interchangeable, so you can swap in different sizes to match lenses with various gear ring diameters.
The quick-release hard stop system lets you set two focus marks (A and B) that physically limit the rotation of the focus wheel, allowing you to snap between two predetermined focus points quickly and repeatably.
It comes with a 0.8mm pitch gear, which is the most common standard. The gears are interchangeable, so you can swap to a different size to match lenses with various gear ring diameters.
The quick-release hard stop system lets you set two focus marks (A and B) that physically prevent the focus wheel from rotating past those points, allowing repeatable rack focuses between two predetermined positions.
It ships with a 0.8mm pitch gear, which is the most common standard. The gears are interchangeable, so you can swap in a different size to match lenses with non-standard gear rings.
Yes, it clamps onto a single 15mm rod, which is the standard diameter used by most rig manufacturers, so it is compatible with the majority of shoulder rigs, cages, and rail systems.
It mounts to any standard single 15mm rod, making it compatible with most 15mm rod-based camera rigs, cages, and shoulder mounts.
It mounts to any standard single 15mm rod, making it compatible with most 15mm rod-based camera support systems, shoulder rigs, and cages.
Yes, it includes simulated lens damping that provides tactile resistance during focus pulls, giving smoother and more controlled adjustments.
Yes, but you'll need a separate lens gear ring (sometimes called a focus gear or zip gear) attached to your lens. The follow focus drives the lens via gear-to-gear contact.
You will need to add a separate lens gear ring (not included) to lenses that do not have built-in focus gearing. These rings are widely available in various diameters.
Yes, the built-in damping system adds resistance to the focus wheel rotation, giving a smoother, more controlled feel similar to dedicated cinema lenses, which helps prevent overshooting your focus mark.
Yes, the FF-T07 features simulated lens damping built into the focus wheel, providing a smooth, tactile feel during focus pulls.
You would need to add a separate lens gear ring to the lens first. The FF-T07 drives focus through its gear mechanism, so it requires a toothed gear ring on the lens to engage with.