ARRI Mini Follow Focus MFF-2 Cine Set

The ARRI Mini Follow Focus MFF-2 Cine Set is a camera accessory available to rent from Lightbulb Rentals. We supply film, video, and photography productions across New York City, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with tested, production-ready gear.

Lightbulb Rentals now offers the ARRI Mini Follow Focus MFF-2 Cine Set, a comprehensive system designed for precise and efficient focus control in cine-style productions. This compact follow focus system easily attaches to lightweight 15mm rods (rods sold separately).

Key features of the MFF-2 Cine Set include a 2:1 knob-to-gear ratio, optimized for quick and smooth focus pulls on cine lenses with extensive focus barrel rotations. The included 0.8 mod/43-tooth focus gear is compatible with larger prime lenses and standard 35mm format zoom lenses equipped with 32-pitch gear rings.

The set includes a standard left-sided knob, which is interchangeable with ARRI's 2-speed and hard-stop knobs (available separately). The MFF-2 base features a reversing capability to maintain the standard direction of the focusing knob when using Nikon and Leica lenses.

Modular in design, the MFF-2 is compatible with various ARRI follow focus accessories, including additional lens gears, whips, speed cranks, and knob accessories (available separately). Each set also includes one flat marking disk for enhanced precision during focus adjustments.

Ideal for professional film and video production, the ARRI Mini Follow Focus MFF-2 Cine Set at Lightbulb Rentals ensures reliable performance and flexibility in achieving accurate focus control.

Key specifications include a category of Camera Support and Motion › Follow Focus and Lens Control, a brand of Arri, a type of Follow Focus and Lens Control.

Rent the ARRI Mini Follow Focus MFF-2 Cine Set from Lightbulb Rentals with same-day pickup or regional delivery across New York and Pennsylvania. Every order is fully inspected and prepped before it ships, and our team can help you build a matching package, add expendables, or answer technical questions before your shoot.