When your camera is on a jib, a gimbal, or a situation where physical contact with the camera lens is not possible, the Redrock Micro microRemote Wireless Bundle allows for smooth and accurate focus adjustment. Included with this bundle are a Basestation which acts as the wireless receiver and power distributor for the motor, a digital Torque Motor, a Handheld Controller with hard stops on the handwheel, and two 24" flexCables for connecting the components.

The Basestation is the center of the microRemote system. It wirelessly coordinates with the Hand Controller and calibrates the motors to the lenses. Power is also distributed through the Basestation. The Digital Torque Motor can drive photo or cinema lenses, while its small size keep it unobtrusive, and its light weight won't unbalance your rig. The motor will attach to 15mm rods and can be adjusted to fit the diameter of your lens.

Wireless Focus Control    Good for Stabilizers and Handheld Rigs    Motor Fits on 15mm Rod    Wireless Hand Controller with Hard Stops    Includes All Necessary Cables

Automatic lens calibration (with manual calibration option)

Left- or right-handed operation

Lanyard loop

Powerful Redrock Torque motor works with both cinema and still lenses

Handwheel with adjustable hard stops

Camera run/stop feature (with appropriate cable)

Handheld can be used in tethered or wireless modes

All-digital system

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the finger controller work with the PD Movie? a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1048138-REG/ikan_pd1_pd_movie_remote_air.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1048138-REG/ikan_pd1_pd_movie_remote_air.html/a

A: The Redrock microRemote finger controller is not listed by ikan as a possible acessory.

Q: 2. I see that the basestation is wireless ready , does that mean it will connect and work with the handheld wireless remote?

A: Hi Anthony - yes that is correct. just add this hand unit (you can purchase it later) and its ready for wireless:a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1014379-REG/redrock_micro_3_114_0001_microremote_handheld_wireless_focus.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1014379-REG/redrock_micro_3_114_0001_microremote_handheld_wireless_focus.html/aplease note the picture of the hand unit is outdated - the new version is slimmer and smaller

Q: 3. What is the difference between this remote and the older style?

A: For help comparing two specific products feel free to email us directly with links to both products at askbh@bhphoto.com. We should be better able to assist you from there.

Q: 4. Do you still need a battery pack of some kind to power it? If so what's the cheapest and lightest battery option?

A: Hi Dane - yes the microRemote does require power from an external source. You have a lot of options hereIf you are using an existing gimbal, you can often tap into the power provided from the gimbal's lipo battery (make sure you have the correct cable there). DJI, Freefly, and Letus are among the options thereif you need a standalone battery, you can use any p-tap compatible 12-14.4v battery. We often recommend switronix powerBase (there are many options, make sure to choose the one that is right for you) or a swit battery for sony camcorders with built-in p-tap like this one a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1027696-REG/swit_s_8u63_li_ion_rechargeable_battery.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1027696-REG/swit_s_8u63_li_ion_rechargeable_battery.html/ayou can also ask any BH representative for a battery solution that is 12-18vDC, has a built-in p-tap battery source, and does not require a plate to use. Hope that helps

Q: 5. Would one be able to use two of these on a digital cine lens? One to control the Iris and one to control the Focus?

A: Hi 490yes you can do that, it's a great idea too! just get two setups and use one for focus and one for iris. Just make sure they are cine style gearing 0.8

Q: 6. Will I be able to use the start / stop function on the a7S II? If so, what cable will I need?The Micro-D HDMI output is occupied by an Atomos Shogun, if that has anything to do with it.

A: Remote video start/stop for DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras generally does not exist. The issue is that for most cameras, which includes the a7S II, the video button is on an separate, non-connected circuit and cannot be activated except by a manual press of the button. Even the Sony WiFi app cannot activate video recording. I am afraid that we will have to wait for a model change before we can start using the MicroRemote on a a7 camera.

Q: 7. Are the FLEXcables included?

A: The cables pictured are included.

Q: 8. Does this kit come with the needed cables? Also if I want to use this with a Movi Pro and the Freefly remote is there anything else I would need beyond this kit?

A: Depends on the Movi. We use this with our Movi M5 and Movi controller, less stuff needed for the new Movi Pro. You will probably need to order a receiver for your remote fro Freefly if it is an older Movi. They work very well but this is the bottom of the barrel for wireless focus so don't expect to film with this and sound. We produce only stock footage without audio. If I had to be recording audio this motor is pretty noisy.

Q: 9. How to recharge or replace the handheld remote's battery? Is it internal or 9v like the Bartech?

A: There are two AA batteries that you can replace by removing two screws on the back.

Q: 10. Looking to use this with Cinema glass on a Sony A7s I. Is there a start stop cable for the Sony a7s to trigger direct from the remote?

A: Redrock wants you to contact them regarding custom cables. support@redrockmicro.com.