TILTA TILTAING TA-FGR Seamless Focus Gear Ring Diameter (46.5-48.5)

TILTA TILTAING TA-FGR Seamless Focus Gear Ring Diameter (46.5-48.5)

$ 8.90

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Based on 100 ratings

Value for money

9.70

Giftable

9.70

Comfort

9.60

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Product Description

A seamless gear ring is provided so that you can incorporate Using an 8-mm toothed ring to attach photographic lenses to cinema follow focusing systems allows you to use follow focusing on them.

Each of the gear ring sizes is available for every lens model Made of unique substances to ensure flexibility and durability

The focus is on the topic and there is The action is silent and the operation is smooth

Make sure your lens is protected. The lens gear should be protected from The rotation is seamless from 360 degrees to 0 degrees No resistance

Designed to be easy to cut. It also fits different sizes of focus gear widths, making it multi-purpose and flexible

Questions & Answers

I need to know the size of the Sigma 18-mm gauge The 35mm 1 is a What are the advantages of 8 art lenses?

Generally speaking, it is 18-sigma I was able to focus the 35mm lens on 78-80mm A zoom of 80mm will fit 75-100mm

There was no shortage of places to look. The Helios 44- what size ring should I get How many 58mm lenses are there? Is the barrel a bit wider than the thread but has a 52mm filter thread?

I'd like to suggest that you use a piece of paper to circle the focus ring of the lens, tighten the paper and seal it. Then you can mark where the head and tail overlap in the rest of the paper, and the mark will cross the two ends. Measure the perimeter of the paper strip between the two marks using a ruler, then divide by 3 using the perimeter. Then expand the paper strip and find the mark. The diameter is found by multiplying the 14 by 4. A good example would be This equals 83. If you choose 1, please enter This 83mm ring is made of titanium. We are always happy to hear from you if you have any questions.

Is the Sigma 50 compatible with this size A 100mm diameter is What kind of art lenses do you have?

The process consists of using a piece of paper to circle the focus ring of the lens, tightening the paper, marking the overlap between the tail and head near the two ends, and then letting the mark cross the two ends. Measure the perimeter of the paper strip between the two marks using a ruler, then divide by 3 using the perimeter. Then expand the paper strip and find the mark. The diameter is found by multiplying the 14 by 4. A good example would be This equals 83. If you choose 1, please enter A ring of 83mm in diameter

Sone 70- what sizes are there During 2000, there were two. Where does 8 G come from?

Selected User Reviews For TILTA TILTAING TA-FGR Seamless Focus Gear Ring Diameter (46.5-48.5)

Worked fine a couple days ago

3/5

It has a Sigma 18-inch screen Using the 35 with the 72- does not work When used with the Tilta Mini and the Tilta Nucleus Nano, the ring will not grip. I am disappointed, since it is the same brand and you would think that.

Andrea BURROWS

| Feb 17, 2021

I love it when I use it with the Tokina I am 72

5/5

I have no problems with the 74 ring on the Tokina Atx- In the 11th century I was eleven The lens has a focal length of 16cm.

Dominic Vance

| Apr 25, 2021

Standard gearing used in the industry

5/5

I like that it is easy to put on and take off while not slipping off my Sony 18-mm You may not use these numbers. I can use this in conjunction with my follow focus without any problems.

Carl Graham

| Aug 25, 2020

I like your ring very much

5/5

It fits the sigma 18-scale I find 35 to be the perfect number. It is made of quality.

Gordon FORSTER

| Sep 22, 2020

The focus gear is great

5/5

This is an excellent product with good build quality and an excellent price. The fitting is difficult due to its very tight dimensions.

Quentin Rios

| Aug 01, 2020

It doesn't get much better than this

5/5

My favorite style. Quality is top-notch, and they fit so snugly that I never feel like they're going to slip off. Here is a link to Tilta's website. Surprisingly, they don't have the Sigma 18-55 There's only the 35 on there which is strange considering there are other Sigma lenses on there, so I'll save you some time by telling you which one it is the 75-200 The 77mm will be fine for the 18-inch I am interested in the Canon 35 as well as the Canon 17 1. 55 These were both not listed on the site, but I took a chance based on some math I like lol

Great product and I will eventually get these for all of.

Malani AKHTAR

| Aug 31, 2020

The price on Amazon is higher than anywhere else, but the product is I am so impressed with the upgrade from It should look like a tie

5/5

It is so great these exist now. The 78-footer is great. The 80mm fits perfectly on my Zeiss Milvus 50mm F/1 lens. There's no slipping in any of the Milvus models (though the Milvus lenses have a rubberized focus ring, so its mileage may vary with other lenses, but I'm sure any lens with a texture will work fine). My focus motor or manual gear can easily be attached to either side of the lens now without having to smash against the My lenses are going to look amazing once these are on them all.

Opal Fleming

| May 29, 2021

Compatible with Canon's EFS 17 and 18 The following explanation applies to "55 f2"

5/5

I have a Canon EF7 and a Canon EF70 The 200mm L f4 is an aperture of I like it very much! Making two rings from one can be done by splitting it through the middle. With the new focus ring on both, I can follow the subject. If you don't have follow focus gear, I find that having this ring makes it easier to pull focus.