Overview

The Canon PZ-E2B Power Zoom Adapter is the optimal tool for videographers in quest of superior zoom control and adaptability. Designed for versatility, this adapter is fully compatible with the Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Lens, offering an expansive range of creative possibilities.

SKU: GC66-PZ-E2B

Canon PZ-E2B Power Zoom Adapter

The Canon PZ-E2B Power Zoom Adapter is the optimal tool for videographers in quest of superior zoom control and adaptability. Designed for versatility, this adapter is fully compatible with the Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Lens, offering an expansive range of creative possibilities.

Zoom Mastery at Your Fingertips

At the core of the PZ-E2B lies its unparalleled ability to facilitate smooth and precise zoom operations in video production. Users can fine-tune their zoom speed via an intuitive dial, achieving the exact shot they envision. The adapter also features two operational modes—Normal and High-Speed. The latter is accessible when the device is externally powered through the USB power adapter PE-E1, available separately.

Simplicity in Installation

Bid farewell to cumbersome setups. The PZ-E2B Power Zoom Adapter boasts a user-friendly design that allows for effortless attachment and detachment. It locks securely onto your lens using a coin-operated mounting screw, eliminating the need for specialised tools. Remarkably, the adapter can be fitted or removed even when the lens is mounted on a rig, gimbal, or tripod, alleviating the need to dismantle your existing setup.

Cutting-Edge Interface Options

Regarding connectivity, the PZ-E2B is designed to offer multiple interfaces for a flexible workflow. In addition to a USB Type-C port, the device features a 20-pin port and a zoom/focus remote connector. These options permit a seamless integration with Canon Zoom servo grips, zoom demand, and focus demand accessories.

Compatibility with Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Lens

For those utilising the Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Lens, the PZ-E2B is a welcome asset. It attaches easily to this lens, offering enhanced control over zoom and focus to capture visually stunning videos.

Key Features:

Suits The RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Lens

20-Pin Interface

Precision Zoom Control

Effortless Installation Process

Advanced Connectivity Features

Specific Lens Compatibility

Dual Operational Modes

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Canon PZ-E2B Power Zoom Adapter

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The Canon PZ-E2B Power Zoom Adapter is the optimal tool for videographers in quest of superior zoom control and adaptability. Designed for versatility, this adapter is fully compatible with the Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Lens, offering an expansive range of creative possibilities.

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