Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4K 2 Servo

Fujinon Ua23x7.6berd-s10 4k Premier Tele Lens With Full Servo And 2x Extender

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The UA23X7.6BERD-S10 4K Premier Tele Lens with Full Servo and 2x Extender from Fujinon is a 7.6 to 175mm servo zoom lens designed to provide 4K+ compatible images. This lens has a 23x zoom ratio, and its integrated 2x extender effectively doubles the focal range to 15.2 to 350mm. Image distortions are suppressed even at the ultra-wide 7.6mm focal length, and its high-resolution imaging remains consistent with the periphery of the frame. This lens has been updated with the latest S10 digital servo drive that features enhanced performance and FIZ performance data output for precision position detection in virtual production.

An internal focus design minimizes the effects of lens breathing, and a handheld-style focus/zoom servo is included. The nine-blade rounded iris helps produce natural-looking "bokeh" (out-of-focus highlights). The UA23X7.6BERD-S10 incorporates 16-bit encoders for compatibility with virtual systems, and its QuickZoom feature enables a one-push zoom-in for focus checking.

7.6 to 175mm Lens for 2/3" Cameras Updated S10 Focus/Zoom Servo Drive 4K+ Compatible Resolution 23x Zoom Ratio and 2x Extender Fast f/1.8 Max Aperture at 7.6 to 119mm 16-Bit Encoders for Virtual Systems QuickZoom Focus Check Feature

Parameters
Sensor Compatibility	2/3" (16:9)
Focal Length	7.6 to 175mm With Extender: 15.2 to 350mm
Built-In Extender	2x
Zoom Ratio	23x
Angle of View	16:9 Wide: 64.5 x 39° (H x V) Tele: 3.1 x 1.8° (H x V) 16:9 With 2x Extender Wide: 35 x 20.1° (H x V) Tele: 1.6 x 0.9° (H x V)
Maximum Aperture	f/1.8 to 2.6
Filter Thread	M95 M107
Macro	No
Minimum Focus Distance	From Front of Lens: 2.6' / 0.8 m
Optical Image Stabilization	No
Dimensions	3.9 x 8.7" / 100.0 x 221.4 mm (ø x L)
Weight	4.3 lb / 1.95 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	7.45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	15.1 x 12 x 10.3"

Zoom lens for 2/3" cameras, with 7.6 to 175mm standard range and 15.2 to 350mm with 2x extender

23x zoom ratio with built-in 2x extender

Higher than 4K-compatible resolution is maintained at the wide end and to the periphery of the image

Fast f/1.8 maximum aperture at 7.6 to 119mm and f/2.6 at 175mm

Digital servo for focus and zoom; 16-bit encoders for use with virtual systems

The QuickZoom feature zooms into the telephoto end with one push for focus checking

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this be used on an HD ENG/studio camera like the hitachi Z-HD5500? does the 4K even matter? shouldn't it still work on an HD 2/3" B4 mount camera? thanks!

A: Yes. As long as the Hitachi Studio Adapter for use with all Broadcast box, compact studio and hand-held 2/3-inch bayonet lenses are in place.

Q: 2. Which zoom and focus controller is suitable for this lens?

A: Here is a list and catalog with diagrams of Fujinon lens accessories that you will be able to use for the Fujinon 46X Zoom 2/3" 4K Broadcast Lens (pg. 16-21). DESCRIPTION: MODEL NAME - Digital Zoom Demand: ERD-40-D01 - Digital Focus Demand: EPD-41A-D01/D02 - Focus Grip: CFH-47 - Mounting Clamp: MCA-37 - Flexible Cable: CFC-12-990 - Focus Manual Module: FMM-6B / FMM-3D (for 46x series, 42 series) / FMM-9 (for UA22x8) - Digital Focus Position Demand Unit: EPD-41A-D01 / D02 - Mounting Clamp: MCA-7 - Focus Servo Position Module: FSP-13G - Digital Shot Box: ESB-6C-E12B - Mounting Clamp: MCA-37 - Zoom Rate Demand Unit: ERD-20A-A02 - Mounting Clamp: MCA-7 - VTR Control Unit: VRS-20 - Return Control Unit: EXT-30 - Lens Supporter: ALH-127A-01A (for 46x series, for 42x series) - External OS-TECH Adapter: TS-P58A (HA14, HA18, HA22, HA23, HA25, HA42) - OS-TECH Control Unit: EA-12A-03BA - Extension Cable for Focus Position Demand Unit/ Zoom Rate Demand Unit: ECE-1000(1m)/ -2000(2m)/ -3000(3m)/ -4000(4m)/ -5000(5m)/ -10000(10m) - Cable for Lens⇿PC: SA-206D-005 / SA-206A-005 - 2x Extender Change Unit (Motor Drive): ECU-2C - ECU Adapter (for UA22x): ECU-1AD - ECU Adapter (for UA13x): ECU-2AD https://www.fujifilm.com/products/optical_devices/tv_cine/pdf/fflenses_4KPremier_UA_catalog.pdf

Q: 3. I want to use this lens on a blackmagic micro camera. What adapter do I need to get power for the servo?

A: The Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens with Servo for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast (B4) is designed for 2/3" sensors thus it cannot cover the larger Micro Four Thirds sensor of the Blackmagic Design Micro Studio Camera 4K G2.

Q: 4. Whats the 35mm full frame equivalent zoom range?

A: The Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens with Servo for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast (B4) has when compared to full frame, a crop factor of 4x, so the 8-128mm becomes 32-512mm.

Q: 5. this Fujinon 4k lens can zoom and focus control in Blackmagic URSA broadcast G2 camera? (with Blackmagic Zoom demand and focus demand)?

A: Yes, you should be able to control your zoom with the Blackmagic Zoom Demand on the Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K lens.

Q: 6. item number for this Hitachi Studio Adapter that is said that i would require? thanks!

A: Please reach out to our studio team via email to thestudio@b&hphoto.com

Q: 7. Can this lens be used on a Sony FS7 with an adaptor and what about power?

A: When using the Sony LA-EB1 E/B4 Mount Adaptor for Sony FS7/FS7II Cameras https://bhpho.to/3N70sc7 power could be supplied to the lens when using the Sony XDCA-FS7 Vmount battery adapter https://bhpho.to/3M16UzZ

Q: 8. Are there any extenders that work with this lens and would still have the zoom/focus demand functionality?

A: No, There are no extender options for the Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens.

Q: 9. With this 4k lens, can I use it to record in 6k without having the vignette?

A: The Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens with Servo for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast (B4) can be used to shoot 6k video. Vignette / crop depends on the camera and if it crops when shooting 6k.

Q: 10. What cable extender do I need to install the BMD Zoom demand and BMD Focus demand for the BM Ursa Broadcast Camera on a 20 foot?

A: Both the Blackmagic Design Focus Demand and the Blackmagic Design Zoom Demand use USB-C cables for communication with the URSA and the Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens with Servo for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast, so a 20ft USB-C cable would be what you will need.

Jim	15/09/2024
I wanted this extender to bump my Canon 70-200 ver 2 to 400mm. I have a Canon 100-400 ver 1 but I’m trying to reduce the amount of a equipment I take on a trip while not losing any capabilities. The 70-200 with the 2x extender preformed equal to or better than my older version of the 100-400. I’ll be able to remove 1 big lens from my kit when I need to travel light. 5

Andrew	08/06/2024
It’s very very nice, the only thing dis like is the no auto focus other then that, love it. 5

William Britt	16/05/2024
This is a great option.� The pros and cons of the extender will need to be evaluated by each photographer.� Cons include the loss of light and slower focus speeds.� Therefore, this may not be the best choice for a photographer that has need for a 100-400 mm on a frequent basis.� However, for infrequent use, the extender provides a great option for use with the 70-200 mm f2.8.� The extender cost a lot less and is lighter to carry around than the 100-400 mm for those of us that do not have frequent needs for the larger lens.�� To use the extender, the photographer must verify that the extender is compatible with the lens it is paired with, and� compensate for the slower focus and loss of light as may be required.� After a little practice, image quality is excellent.�� A photographer that shoots a lot of fast and constant moving sports such as soccer may need to give close consideration to the focus speed.� Sports such as baseball/fastpitch softball are easier to capture with the extender. The extender works very well for me and what I shoot.� I pair the extender with a Canon 70-200 f2.8 and I am very pleased with the images.� We are so accustomed to auto focus snapping quickly to our subjects and capturing the moment.� Sometimes it might take as much as a second for the lens to find focus using the extender.� This of course can feel like an eternity and why it is necessary to practice with the extender and get comfortable with what it can and can't do and how to compensate with camera settings and such. 5

Diankov	16/05/2024
It works with my Canon 50D and EF 70-200 zoom lens.No problems so far. 5

Gino	13/05/2024
Really cool extender. Using it with my Canon 100-400 to film nature. At f9, you have a couple of millimeter DOF. It is not a Fujinon ENG glass when it comes to focus pulling but take your time to set your shot. Sometimes you don't have enough time so this glass fast enough for me to find and get the shots I want. I recommend it. 5

Lawrence	06/04/2024
This extender, with its 2 stop loss of light, makes my EF 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L II an f/9-11. Even my 5DIV will not auto focus with it. My EOS R will. All auto focus points work. With the improved and more consistent auto focus of the EOS R this extender give excellent results when used properly, which I am still working on! Shooting f/11 at 800mm and wanting a high shutter speed can present issues in anything but very good light conditions, but I doubt you can find a better 2x extender for the job. 5