[46" / 117 cm] A bit more expensive than I planned to spend but the ease of use makes it so worth it. It paired right up with the camera (OM1) and I love that it is wireless so no chance of a cable shaking the camera during long exposures.

[46" / 117 cm] I'm a veteran Hollywood union focus puller and a long time wireless focus user. I've been looking for an affordable, three channel alternative for some time. After using one on a short film in 2015, I decided to purchase this system from Chrosziel. I'm very happy with it so far. Chrosziel is a small company and they are dedicated to customer service. After offering a few suggestions, I saw them implemented almost immediately. The device works as a focus puller would expect. The system is compatible with a wide variety of motors and uses Lemo connectors. It is compatible with Preston motors if you already own those. I have two handsets and send control of the iris to the 2nd handset for the DP. Firmware updates are downloaded from the website and easy to install via a USB stick.

[46" / 117 cm] Does the job wonderfully with a wire and wirelessly. Perfect no headaches.

[46" / 117 cm] Amazing product. Takes a bit of time to get a feel for the remote and such, and we need to calibrate it somewhat often, but perfect focus control and have had no problems with its operation so far. Definitely recommend.

[46" / 117 cm] works as described. Makes those hard to get shots easier.

[46" / 117 cm] This control system is excellent. It works with Epson projectors out of the box, however I use all InFocus and it's remote learning functions make it simple to program and easy to use. You can have one of these up and running and controlling a projector in literally minutes (save the install and wiring of it, of course) It comes with several pieces you can switch out on the control surface for each of the three areas of control. Power, source select and volume up/down, to match your needs. It also has a blank panel if you are installing in a room that you want the users to have very little control other than on and off. It glows a nice blue color for easy use in a dim or dark room, fits in a single gang box which can be mounted on the exterior of the wall with cable raceway for the easiest possible installation (you don't event have to cut thru walls!) Just make sure if you use the IR with remote learning and you don't have an epson, that your projectors remote control has the functions you want the panel to have. you can only program the panel to do things the remote control has buttons for....

[46" / 117 cm] Finally, a bluetooth remote for my new OM-1. No chance of blurred telephoto and long-exposure shots from a remote cable.

[46" / 117 cm] After trying numerous follow focus systems including ones that were from the “best” manufacturers, we still had issues getting reliability out of a wireless FIZ control system, and poor customer service even from vendors charging a very high premium for their products. Finally we tried Chroziel and not only did their magnum system work flawlessly, their customer service is great, and best of all if you are using Canon Cine Servo lenses it works natively with them so you don’t need to use as many motors for FIZ control, or depending on the lens you may not need any (i.e Canon 50-1000). This all makes for a reliable, and much more self contained system than any other on the market. I wouldn’t even consider a brand other than Chroziel for FIZ control after using the Magnum.

[46" / 117 cm] Must have

[46" / 117 cm] I had the previous Olympus Remote (both the wired and wireless) however I like this one more, Pricy? Yes, worth it? Yeah, keep me from freezing my behind off on a cold day, and i didnt have to use my phone that was low on power.