Capture optimal UHD 4K footage with the 4.3-65mm CJ15ex4.3B IASE S 4K UHDxs 2/3" 15x Wide Servo Lens from Canon. The CJ15ex4.3B IASE S is a wide 15x zoom lens for 2/3" format ENG/EFP cameras that features a compact, lightweight design, a built-in 2x extender, advanced coating, aspheric elements, and support for UHD 4K and HDR/WCG footage with minimized distortion and chromatic aberration. The Type-S servo drive increases the lens' operational efficiency and reduces power consumption. This lens incorporates a B4 mount that is standard for ENG/EFP lenses.

Focus, zoom, and iris are all servo controlled, providing extremely smooth zoom, focus, and iris pulls. The Type-S digital drive unit uses three 20-pin connectors for interfacing with controllers like the ZSC-300D and FPD-400D and provides a 16-bit interface to virtual systems. It also has an onboard display for setting up a variety of functions, including Shuttle Shot, Frame Preset, and Speed Preset.

4.3-65mm Lens for 2/3" Cameras    UHD 4K with HDR/WCG Support    15x Zoom Ratio, Compact & Lightweight    Built-In 2x Extender, Type-S Drive Gen 4    Air Sphere Coating Reduces Ghosting    Minimal Distortion, Chromatic Aberration    Multi-Group, Aspheric Lens Elements    3 x 20-Pin Connectors, Onboard Display    Shuttle Shot, Frame & Speed Presets    Zoom, Focus & Virtual Output Control

Ideal for documentary and other in-the-field productions, this compact, lightweight 15x zoom has a focal length range of 4.3-65mm and 8.6-130mm with the built-in 2x extender.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with Canon's XF705?

A: Yes it will be compatible with the Canon XF 705 camcorder.

Q: 2. Hey! Can I use the Canon WA-U58 to reduce the depth of field of my canon vixia gx10? At the same image scale will the depth of field be less or not?

A: No, this will not produce the desired effect.

Q: 3. Will this work with the canon xa55 camcorder?

A: Yes, the Canon WA-U58 will work on the Canon XA55.

Q: 4. Are the support sled, rear zoom, and rear focus controls included?

A: This lens comes with the the SS-41-IASD Full-Servo Kit and SUP-300 Lens Support. Servo Kit Included - https://bhpho.to/2zsaBhr Lens Support Included - https://bhpho.to/2Xtqo8a

Q: 5. What is the difference between this lens and the Digital drive version for $42,000.

A: Canon quotes that the advanced digital drive unit deploying 16-bit encoders is fully compatible with the zoom, focus and iris controllers used with established broadcast 2/3-inch HDTV cameras. Three 20-pin connectors on the drive unit interface with these controllers (such as ZSC-300D and FPD-400D) while also providing a 16-bit interface to virtual systems. The unit empowers a variety of operational capabilities that are set up using the on-board display on the Canon CJ24EX7.5 IASE 4K UHD 2/3" Portable Lens.

Q: 6. With this lens attached is there any distortion?

A: Under normal use the distortion is minimal however if you get extremely close to a subject you will see distortion.

Q: 7. Can this be used on a Canon XA-10 and, XA-20 as well as the coming XF605? Do I understand that is is partial zoom thru?

A: Yes it will. This lens is not a zoom through it is designed to be used with the camcorder lens fully zoomed out.

Q: 8. Does this lens cause vignetting when zoomed out all the way using a XF400 camera?

A: It does not. This should not cause any vignetting when used with the Canon XF400. It was designed for that camcorder.

Q: 9. Im building a studio, is this a good lens for mid-long distance indoor use and what mount does this use

A: This is a 2/3" Box Style Lens with a 90x zoom range, that is one of if not the longest zoom ranges available for a lens like this. I am sure it will work well in a studio, but this is the kind of lens you would see more for an outdoor sporting event thanks to its very long telephoto range.

Q: 10. I just attached this strap to the lens barrel on my 400 f4 DO II and it puts all the weight on my neck. It is too short to use as a shoulder strap? What am I doing wrong?

A: When using the Canon Lens Wide Strap B f/EF 300 / 400 mm f/2.8L IS II USM, it is important to experiment with different lengths. If the trap is set to be very long it can sometimes lower the pressure on the neck.