The new generation of the popular wireless lens control system – the Tilta Nucleus-M II – comes with a new FIZ unit with 4-channels of control, a new display, swappable main wheel, etc. The handles now run on the Sony NP-F batteries and the lens motors feature better flexibility for mounting on 15mm or 19mm rods. The Nucleus-M II ultimate kit can now be pre-ordered for $1,299. Just before this year’s NAB show, the Chinese camera accessories company Tilta announced the new Nucleus M II wireless lens control system. The set of features and specs goes far beyond a follow focus – the system can control not only every gear on a lens but also an electronic ND filter, for instance. We met up with Nick Szubart from Tilta on the NAB show floor and asked about the new Nucleus M II set. Let’s take a closer look. Tilta Nucleus-M II – improvements for all components The first generation Tilta Nucleus M was introduced eight years ago, and outside of hardware improvements, many innovations have also happened on the software front. As Nick told us, the new Nucleus-M II system offers more software features using wi-fi and Bluetooth to control various aspects of many compatible cameras. Tilta Nucleus-M II. Image credit: CineD The biggest improvements include the heart of the system – the new FIZ hand unit. There are now new screens for lens mapping, an electronic focus marking disc, and four channels of control, including the force pad. Nucleus-M...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 8 April