Canon PZ-E2 Power Zoom Adapter for RF 24-105mm f/2.8 L IS USM Z Lens, Black

Bring your videography to the next level with the PZ-E2 Power Zoom Adapter, specifically designed for the Canon RF 24-105mm f/ 2.8 L IS USM Z Lens. This innovative and high-quality adapter offers sophisticated zoom control, meeting the diverse needs of professional videographers. The PZ-E2 Power Zoom Adapter is equipped with a DC motor, enabling you to adjust the zoom speed in a stepless manner via a user-friendly dial. This feature allows for both rapid zoom action and smooth, low-speed zooming, enhancing the precision and quality of your video recording. This durable and compact adapter is compatible with Canon cinema and broadcast lens accessories, thanks to the 20-pin port featured in the PZ-E2B model.

The adapter attaches directly to the RF24-105mm F 2.8 L IS USM Z lens, drawing power from the camera through contacts on the lens, eliminating the need for batteries. The PZ-E2 Power Zoom Adapter is designed for easy attachment and detachment without the need for special tools. Simply align the positioning pins with the sockets on the RF24-105mm F 2.8 L IS USM Z lens and turn the mounting screws to secure the adapter. The design allows for attachment or detachment even while the lens is combined with a rig, gimbal, or tripod, ensuring uninterrupted video production.

The Power Zoom Adapter PZ-E2 supports various shooting styles, offering manual operation of zooming using the switches on the main unit, camera-side operation via custom buttons, or remote operation via Canon EOS Utility software or Camera Connect app. For enhanced functionality, the PZ-E2 Power Zoom Adapter supports the PD-E1 Power Adapter (sold separately). This allows for high-speed zoom mode via the USB type C port with select EOS camera models, and also reduces the power supply demand on the camera, allowing for longer shooting sessions. In summary, the PZ-E2 Power Zoom Adapter for the RF 24-105mm f/ 2.8 L IS USM Z Lens is a versatile and essential tool for any videographer seeking to improve their video recording capabilities.