Remotely zoom your Canon or Fujinon portable lens with this Libec Zoom Demand unit. The zoom demand has an 8-pin output connector and requires a separately available cable to communicate with your Fujinon (12-pin) or Canon (20-pin) zoom lens. The zoom direction is reversible and features a continuously variable speed. Both the REC and RET switches can be assigned per the user's preference. An included mounting clamp secures the unit to a tripod bar 0.4 to 1.26" in diameter.
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Key Features
- Zoom Demand Unit
- For Fujinon or Canon Lenses
- Includes Tripod Clamp Mount
- Normal and Reverse Settings
Remotely zoom your Canon or Fujinon portable lens with this Libec Zoom Demand unit. The zoom demand has an 8-pin output connector and requires a separately available cable to communicate with your Fujinon (12-pin) or Canon (20-pin) zoom lens. The zoom direction is reversible and features a continuously variable speed. Both the REC and RET switches can be assigned per the user's preference. An included mounting clamp secures the unit to a tripod bar 0.4 to 1.26" in diameter.
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Libec ZD-1 Reviews
Disappointing
By Michael
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2024-02-27
This unit has all the features you'd want, it's easily switchable between Fuji and Canon, but has one fatal flaw. The zoom lever is way too loose and there's no way to adjust it. You have to push pretty far before the lens starts zooming. Guessing when the lens is going to move is a hard way to work, especially for sports which is what I use it for.
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