Power your Nucleus Nano lens motor and add start/stop control for select cameras with the type-IV Right-Side Advanced Focus Handle with Run/Stop for F570 Battery from Tilta. This handgrip with a tactical gray finish allows you to connect to an optional Nucleus Nano motor to control focus via the built-in finger wheel. It also features a record button for triggering record on/off over an optional Tilta R/S cable connection to compatible cameras. Multiple R/S cables are available, depending on your camera.

It comes with a NATO rail clamp, allowing you to attach it to a suitable camera or cage. The NATO clamp can be removed to reveal two threaded mounting holes that allow you to choose from a variety of attachment options for mounting on your camera cage or baseplate. The comfortable handgrip accepts an F55/F570 L-series battery internally, allowing you to power your Nucleus Nano focus control motor via the built-in thumbwheel, and it includes a run/stop cable. The handgrip also features a 12 VDC output port.

Power Nucleus Nano Motor    Control Focus and Start/Stop    Accepts Select L-Series Batteries    NATO Rail Clamp Attachment Included    360° of Rotation    Run/Stop Cable Included    Numerous Attachment Options Available

The handgrip features a record start/stop button and a calibration feature for use with a variety of lenses. The integrated female mounting threads permit 360° rotation for adjustment of the handgrip's angle, and they allow you to choose your mounting attachment such as the Tilta Rosette Attachment, ARRI Locating Pin Attachment, NATO Rail Adapter, and more. An included adjustable wrist strap helps keep your hand comfortably on the handgrip.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is BMPCC 4k shows remaining power with this handle?

A: It will not. The Pocket Cinema Camera will not be able to measure the remaining battery life left on the battery with this product.

Q: 2. whats the max input the handle can hold for battery? can you confirm with the manufacturer? im wanting to use a dummy battery plugged into vmount to hopefully allow 14v to csarry through the usbc to power and control the nano

A: this is designed to take up to 7.4V via the battery slot. The batteries that fit this product are typically 7.2-7.4V if you have a Dummy battery it should regulate the power down the 7.2-7.4V for you. check to see if your dummy battery regulates the power (most of them do).

Q: 3. Is there a run/stop cable that allows you to control a GH5 with this handle?

A: Yes, there is the Tiltaing Advanced Side Handle Run/Stop Cable for Panasonic GH Series Cameras. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1607240-REG/tilta_rs_ta3_ghs_advanced_side_handle_run_stop.html

Q: 4. The wheel on my advanced focus grip 50% of the time will push the focus to infinity and minimal distance by just tiny finger movements. While the other 50% of the time it behaves normally. Did I miss anything? On the other hand, my Nucleus Nano focus wheel behaves nicely with this Nano motor. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks.

A: You can calibrate the finger wheel within the menu of the handle! This should fix your issue!

Q: 5. Could I use a lp-e6 dtap battery to control this from the v mount on my camera rig?

A: no the Lpe6 dummy battery will not work

Q: 6. Can this be mounted on the tilta half cage for bmpcc4k?

A: no this will not mount on the half cage because there are no hole to secure the Anti twist pins on this unit to that particular cage

Q: 7. Do you have something similar that I could use with the Fujifilm Xt4 ?

A: If you want to hold an SSD in the handgrip, here is a link to a list of options: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/products/Handles-Grips/ci/18124/N/3907816589?searchWithin=t5

Q: 8. Is the run/stop compatible with the Sony a7siii?

A: I am afraid not: This side handle slides onto the base of the half and full Tiltaing Camera Cages for BMPCC 4K/6K, Panasonic GH Series, Nikon Z6/Z7, Sony a6, and Fuji XT3/XT4.

Q: 9. Can it be used wirelessly

A: No, it can not be used wirelessly.

Q: 10. Is this reversible so one can use it on the right side?

A: it is possible to mount this on the right but the handle would be backwards and the control wheel on the opposite of the intended side