Redrock microRemote Handheld Bundle w/flexCables
1 microRemote fingerwheel controller
1 microRemote basestation, wireless ready
1 Redrock Torque motor
1 24" flexCable motor cable
1 24" flexCable fingerwheel cable
1 24" d-tap power cable



Power: The microRemote Basestation accepts from 12VDC to 18VDC, and can be operated off a standard D-Tap battery, Auxiliary camera power, or 110/220 AC Adapter.

PLEASE NOTE: External power such as a p-tap power source is required for proper operation. Lenses must be geared (such as cinema lenses) or have a gear attached to them (check out our microLensGears for gearing still photo lenses).

Single Operator


The Redrock microRemote Handheld Bundle is a perfect solution for controlling focus for a single operator. The Torque motor attaches to your rig and fits to your geared lens. The fingerwheel attaches to your handgrip or other part of your rig for smooth controlled focus pulls. The basestation coordinates the fingerwheel and motor, and automates lens calibration among other advanced controls.

Extremely Affordable


The microRemote Handheld Bundle is most often used on a shouldermount-style configuration (such as the Redrock Field Cinema Deluxe Bundle) with the fingerwheel attached to one of the handgrips. This bundle is lightweight, compact, and extremely affordable.


Key Features:

Works with virtually all cameras and lenses
Precision movement fingerwheel
All lenses map to an expansive 270 degrees of rotation
Can be alternately used to control zoom or iris (or multiple units can be combined to simultaneously control more than one lens setting)
Automatic lens calibration (with manual calibration option)
Powerful Redrock Torque motor works with cinema and still lenses
Optional handwheel mimics a traditional follow focus unit for additional control options
All-digital system


PLEASE NOTE: Cables are included with this bundle. See Technical Specs. External power such as a p-tap power source is also required for proper operation. Lenses must be geared (such as cinema lenses) or have a gear attached to them (check out our microLensGears for gearing still photo lenses).