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    Quick and dirty for someone who asked: http://www.seandbrown.com/how-to-cha...n-red-scarlet/
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    Thank you for this Sean!
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    Hey Sean. Cheers. What is that larger monitor that you are using?
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    Just a HDMI tv. Nothing fancy.. Not for color correct viewing by any means but good reference for framing/directors monitor. I think it cost $120.00 at fred myers.
    Your welcome. Thanks for watching

    I did have to set my HDMI to 720P to get it to work on that. My Bigger TV can do the 1080 HDMI
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    Thanks for the video, are you able to manually rack focus w/ the redmote (as opposed to using the green box Auto Focus method)?

    If so, how smooth is the focus stepping on the 24-70 v1?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Reed View Post
    Thanks for the video, are you able to manually rack focus w/ the redmote (as opposed to using the green box Auto Focus method)?

    If so, how smooth is the focus stepping on the 24-70 v1?

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    Yes, you can manually rack focus. I did it with my Canon 24mm L f1.4 and there is a bit of a delay, and it jumps in increments depending on the focus measurements available in the menu, so I don't think it's practical for live focus pulling.
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    Thanks for the heads up Julio
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    Like Julio said yes you can but not a great pull. This method I showed is great for having the camera where you can't get to it and need to change focus.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Reed View Post
    Thanks for the video, are you able to manually rack focus w/ the redmote (as opposed to using the green box Auto Focus method)?

    If so, how smooth is the focus stepping on the 24-70 v1?

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    Yes you can,

    as told in the video

    1- Select first focus point with the rectangle then press enter
    2- Select second focus point with the rectangle then press enter
    3- Start recording... and every time you press the rec button halfway you will do rack focus between selected points.
    4- At the moment you are not able to adjust the rack focus speed, as I read somewhere here, it w'll be release with the new beta firmware.
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    Thanks for writing it out Koray
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