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Tilta Nucleus Nano II Wireless Lens Control System - Black

For the most demanding shots that require up to four channels of control, including gimbal support, Tilta offers the Nucleus Nano II Wireless Lens Control System with Control Handle Kit, which pairs the Nano II Handwheel Controller with the more gimbal-focused Control Handle as well as two Lens Control Motor Kits and mounting and power accessories to give cinematographers the utmost flexibility in configuration and control.
Whether assembled into a shoulder rig for solo operation, combined with a monitor for follow focus work, or used with the optional Wireless Receiver Module to remotely control DJI RS 2 and RS 3 Pro gimbals, the Control Handle Kit brings versatility to any shoot.

° Handwheel Controller with Touchscreen
View the wireless channel, Wi-Fi status, battery life, Bluetooth connectivity, and standby status on the outer portion of the controller's 1.6" touchscreen dial.
Focus/iris/zoom parameters and A/B stop live on the center portion, with the option to lock the screen or toggle between auto and manual focusing modes.
Two other menus can be accessed from the main screen to lock and adjust a connected camera's settings and view the current lens parameters.
Additional settings available through the Handwheel Controller include pairing and accessing manual controls for the Control Motors as well as additional customizations for the Handwheel Controller.

° Control Handle Configurations
The Handwheel Controller and Control Handle can be used independently for up to two channels of control each, or in tandem for up to four channels, such as focus, iris, zoom, and Tilta's Mirage Motorized VND.
The two controllers attach through a powered NATO Module that sends power from the handle's internal Sony L-series battery to the handwheel for extended use.
Mount an external monitor for follow focus applications, or use with the optional Wireless Receiver Module to operate DJI RS 2 or RS 3 Pro gimbals with the joystick and RS Focus Moto