Wireless Lens Control

13 products from 3 brands, including Tilta, Kondor Blue, SmallRig. Prices from $22.95 to $2,413.95, including GST. 4 ship within 1-2 business days.

Wireless Lens Control systems let you adjust focus, iris or zoom remotely using a hand unit and motor mounted to your camera rig. They suit solo operators, gimbal work, camera assistants and productions where the operator cannot reach the lens. This range includes Tilta, Kondor Blue and SmallRig components for building or maintaining a compatible setup.

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About the Wireless Lens Control range

Choose a system by checking the control functions, motor torque, wireless protocol, battery or cable power options, mounting method and included accessories. A standard 0.8 MOD gear is common for cine lenses and matching gear rings. Confirm the motor can handle your lens resistance, especially with stiff photo lenses, zooms or iris rings. Check whether you need focus only, or FIZ control for focus, iris and zoom. Hand-unit layout, range, displays, hard stops and camera or gimbal integration also affect suitability.

Compatibility depends on the lens gear, lens barrel diameter, motor mount and control ecosystem. Cine lenses commonly have built-in 0.8 MOD teeth, while photo lenses usually need a correctly sized add-on gear ring. Do not assume every gear ring fits every lens, measure the barrel and check its clamping range. Match the motor to your rod or bracket system, then confirm power connectors and voltage. This category combines complete systems, motors, hand-unit brackets, Allen keys and power cables, so check what is included before ordering a component.

Wireless Lens Control questions

Will a wireless follow focus work with my photo lens?

Usually, provided the lens has enough clearance for a correctly sized gear ring. Photo lenses generally lack built-in cine teeth, so you need a compatible 0.8 MOD ring that matches the lens barrel diameter. Check the motor position and available mounting space before buying.

What does 0.8 MOD mean for wireless lens control?

0.8 MOD describes the tooth spacing used by many cine lens gears and follow focus drive gears. The motor gear and lens gear ring must use the same pitch to mesh correctly. A 0.8 MOD motor does not automatically fit a lens without a matching gear ring.

Do wireless lens control products include everything needed to use them?

Not always. A complete kit may include a hand unit, motor, mounting hardware, cables and accessories, while individual listings may contain only one replacement or expansion part. Check the product contents, power connector, rod or bracket requirement and lens gear compatibility before ordering.

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