01 / YOUR INPUT
Press the rocker.
Use the zoom rocker on your camera’s side handle. Development starts with Sony, with wider handle support planned.
IN DEVELOPMENT · BUILT FOR CAMERA OPERATORS
Your grip.
Your glass.
Connected.
Put your camera’s zoom rocker to work with a lens motor. RockerLink is being developed for Sony side handles, with the long-term goal of bringing wireless lens-motor control to camera side handles across brands.
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A NEW CONNECTION FOR YOUR RIG
TRY A CONNECTION
Illustrated hardware · one motor selected · power connections omitted
FAMILIAR CONTROL. A WIRELESS CONNECTION.DESIGNED & DEVELOPED IN TORONTO, CANADA
01 / THE IDEA
Keep your hand
on the shot.
You chose the lens for its look.
Now imagine controlling its zoom
from your camera’s own rocker.
Your camera’s side handle connects to RockerLink by cable. RockerLink sends the control wirelessly to the selected lens motor. The goal is simple: make manual zoom lenses more practical for the operator behind the camera.
Explore the motors in testing02 / THE CONNECTION
Send it wirelessly.
RockerLink takes the wired handle input and sends the motor command over the air.
03 / AT THE LENS
Move the zoom ring.
The selected motor turns the lens ring. Motor power is supplied separately.
02 / THE MOTOR LINEUP
One familiar grip.
More possibilities.
Three motor families are already part of our testing. We’re building toward more options as development continues.
01IN TESTING
TILTA
Nucleus Nano I
The original Nano motor, in our wireless control testing lineup.
02IN TESTING
TILTA
Nucleus Nano II
The next-generation Nano motor, with RockerLink development underway.
03IN TESTING
SMALLRIG
Wireless Follow Focus
Lite familyThe Lite motor family, in testing alongside the two Tilta motors.
04+LOOKING AHEAD
THE NEXT CONNECTION
More on the way.
Have another motor in mind? Tell us your setup when you join the list.
Suggest your motorCurrently in development. Testing status is not a final compatibility guarantee. Artwork is based on the motor models in testing; final support will be confirmed before orders open.
03 / THE BUILD
Built from
behind the camera.
Created by Toronto videographer Jeff Mackey, from a real shooting need. RockerLink is an active development project, with testing underway.
Sony Side Handle (FX6, FX9, more)
Testing starts with the FX6. FX9 and additional Sony side handles are planned, with the long-term goal of adapting RockerLink to camera side handles across brands. Each model’s support will be confirmed as it is validated.
Wireless motor control
Tilta Nucleus Nano I, Nano II, and the SmallRig Lite motor family are in testing. Final motor compatibility will be confirmed before orders open.
A setup that fits your rig
Tell us which camera, side handle, and motor you use. Your setup helps guide future compatibility as development continues.
Price, release date, included accessories, and final specifications are still to be announced.
04 / STAY IN THE LOOP
Be there
for the
first take.
Put your name down for RockerLink. Get development news and hear when preorders open.
This is an interest list. Joining does not place an order, reserve stock, or commit you to a purchase.
THE DETAILS
Before you
sign up.
Am I placing a preorder today?
No. You’re joining a preorder interest list. No money is collected and there is no obligation to buy. You’ll be able to review confirmed pricing, compatibility, and timing before deciding whether to place an order.
Will RockerLink work with my setup?
Sony side handles are our starting point: FX6 is in testing, with FX9 and more planned. Our long-term goal is to adapt RockerLink to camera side handles across brands. Tilta Nucleus Nano I, Nano II, and SmallRig Lite motors are in testing. RockerLink connects to the handle by cable and controls the selected motor wirelessly; the motor needs its own power. Support for each handle, camera, motor, and lens combination will be confirmed as it is validated. Add your setup to the form so we know what you would like to use.
When will it be available, and what will it cost?
A launch date and price have not been announced. Join the list for updates as these details are confirmed.
What happens to my information?
Your details are stored privately and used to manage this list, understand requested setups, and send RockerLink updates you agree to receive. You can ask to leave the list at any time. Read the privacy notice.