🎥 Elevate your focus game with seamless precision!
The Tilta Seamless Focus Gear Ring TA-FGR-7577 is a premium 0.8 MOD gear ring designed for 75-77mm lenses, offering silent, smooth 360° rotation. Made from durable, flexible rubber, it ensures firm, scratch-resistant attachment with no drifting, compatible with metallic and plastic follow focus gears. Its easy-to-cut design allows custom fitting, protecting your lens while delivering precise manual focus control for professional cinematography.
| Package Dimensions L x W x H | 17.7 x 11.6 x 1.6 centimetres |
| Package Weight | 0.03 Kilograms |
| Product Dimensions L x W x H | 7.5 x 7.5 x 7.5 centimetres |
| Brand | TILTA |
| Camera Lens | This Tilta Seamless Focus Gear Ring is designed for 75-77mm photographic lenses, offering a 0.8m toothed ring for cinema follow focuses. Made of durable, flexible rubber, it attaches firmly and provides evenly distributed pressure while ensuring zero drifting and accurate focus. The seamless version requires no screws for securing to the lens, simplifying the attachment process. It offers smooth and silent rotation along 360° and is compatible with metallic and plastic follow focus gears. The focal length range is 75-77mm, and the maximum aperture is 0.8 f_stop. However, further details such as lens construction, image stabilization, autofocus system, and special capabilities are not provided in the product information. |
| Max Focal Length | 77 Millimetres |
| Min Focal Length | 75 Millimetres |
| Part number | TA-FGR-7577 |
| Size | 75 to 77mm |
| Warranty description | 1 year |
| Lens Design | Prime |
| Focus type | Manual Focus |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
G**A
Great.
59-61mm perfect fit for Helios 44m4.
J**
Great Product.
The media could not be loaded. 78-80 fit perfectly on my Sigma 35 F1.4 allowing seamless use with a follow focus. Fantastic product, super affordable and easy to pop on but with enough friction for a nice fit.
Y**F
Works perfectly with Sony 18-105 and Dji Follow Focus
A very affordable focus gear ring from Tilta worked with my 18-105 gimbal lens easy to slip on and off while being secure purchased the 72-74mm ring for this. It works seamlessly with the DJI follow focus much better than the one that comes with it, can now spin it round and round with ease. (Purchased for £8.99 with 5% off)
R**E
Snug fit with SIRUI 50mm f1.8 1.33x
The media could not be loaded. Recently bought a Ronin RS3 with the focus motor and the supplied focus gear strip couldn't properly grip the SIRUI 50mm lens and caused the strip to slip when it met resistance at the end of the focus ring.This gear ring took a small bit of encouraging to fit onto the lens but once on it's not budging. The focus motor does occasionally slip when quickly adjusting focus but slowing the wheel speed has alleviated that issue for the most part. Comes with the added benefit of the excess length of the strip no longer pulling at the cables due to the seamless ring design.
P**S
Excellent would recommend
The 75-77mm did the job perfectly for the zoom ring on the Sony A7 IV. I have this controlled now by a Focusplus unit and action is smooth with no slippage. The aesthetic finish is also much improved over the ones that you lash together with bolts or zip ties.
J**N
Perfect.
Make sure you get the correct size. I used a Circumference Calculator. Use a tape measure to measure the circumference and put the measurement into the calculator. Then that will tell you what size you need to order as these are sold by their Radius I believe. There's a little bit of wiggle room as they're rubber, so go smaller rather than bigger but not too small.
J**Y
Check sizing
This is reasonably well made, durable. Just be careful with size ordering - I got the 62.5-64.5mm one based on my lens diameter of 62mm (i.e. that's the size of filters it takes). However the barrel of the lens body is obviously much bigger, so it was a real stretch to get this in place, so much so that the teeth are now too far apart for my follow focus and keep slipping.I guess this depends on lens to lens (this is the Sigma 30mm 1.4) but just something to be aware of - maybe measure the focus barrel diameter rather than using the stated diameter of the lens.
A**W
There ok
Not the best but do what there ment to oh the ring splits in half
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