Add support for your heavy Canon CN20x50 50-1000mm cine servo lens with this Carrying Handle from Denz. The handle installs onto the top of the lens using the accessory threads on the front and back of the lens with the four included screws. The ergonomic handle is designed with finger grips to create a safe and comfortable grip when transporting the lens.

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Canon CN20x50 Cine Servo Lens

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it has a built in focal extender like the other canon servo zooms ?

A: No, the Canon Cine-Servo 17-120mm T2.95-3.9 Lens (Canon RF) does not have a built in extender.

Q: 2. How would this lens be powered with a Red V-Raptor?

A: You could power the Canon CINE-SERVO 25-250mm T2.95 Cinema Zoom Lens from a d-tap source using the IDX System Technology C-ZLPRO D-Tap to Hirose Cable for Canon CINE-SERVO Zoom Lenses, (BH #IDCZLPRO). See: https://bhpho.to/36Nlahv

Q: 3. The 15-120mm focal range is on full frame sensor or super 35 sensors? If so , when using the extender, will it give you even more reach than the 22-180mm if using it on a super 35 camera ?

A: The Canon CINE-SERVO 15-120mm T2.95-3.9 Zoom Lens Kit with SS-41-IASD Servo (PL) is a full frame lens. Using it on a Super 35mm will make the lens around 1.4 times longer. And using the built in 1.5x teleconverter with that lens on a Super 35mm sensor will add another 1.5 times magnification to the lens.

Q: 4. What is the image circle or sensor size for this lens? Is the Red Komodo's 27.03 mm x 14.26 mm sensor slightly too big?

A: this lens has a S35mm and will cover the RED Komodo sensor

Q: 5. Are support rails needed for a Black Magic Ursa Mini Pro?

A: Yes, we recommend using a lens support system when working with larger lenses like the Canon CINE-SERVO 25-250mm T2.95 Cinema Zoom Lens (EF Mount).

Q: 6. Can a 12pin to D-tap power the zoom? If not what are zoom power options for non Canon Camera like Red?

A: The Canon CINE-SERVO 25-250mm T2.95 Cinema Zoom Lens (PL Mount) will need a D-Tap to Hirose Cable instead of a 12pin to D-tap cable for power. An option would be the IDX System Technology C-ZLPRO D-Tap to Hirose Cable for Canon CINE-SERVO Zoom Lenses (12.5"), BH #IDCZLPRO.

Q: 7. If I were to use this Super 35 lens with a Red V-Raptor I would be limited to shooting in 6k mode due to that camera's 8k full frame sensor. But, if I were to engage the built-in 1.5 extender on this lens it would sufficiently cover the 8k sensor. My question: wouldn't the FOV of the image that is recorded be equivalent to shooting a camera with a Super 35 sensor without the 1.5 extender. By that I mean, the 1.5 extender causes the FOV to narrow, but since it's a full frame sensor, it would have an equivalency that is similar to a Super 35 sensor WITHOUT the 1.5 extender. In other words it's a trade off. Am I right?

A: Forget crop factor and calculate FOV based on the size of the sensor and the mm of the lens after engaging the 1.5x extender.

Q: 8. Would this lens be limited on a Canon R5C in any way?

A: The Canon Cine-Servo 17-120mm T2.95-3.9 Lens (Canon RF) is made to be used on Super35mm cameras, so when it is used on the Canon EOS R5C Mirrorless Cinema Camera it must be used in the super35mm or super16mm modes to not encounter vignetting.

Q: 9. Does this new 15-120mm lens have the macro feature of its predecessor the Canon 17-120mm? Or does it only have the extender feature?

A: The Canon CINE-SERVO 15-120mm T2.95-3.9 Zoom Lens with 1.5x Extender (PL Mount) (B&H# CAE15120PL) does indeed feature a macro function.

Q: 10. Does this lens support DPAF with a C300 MKIII or C500 MKII?

A: No, the Canon CINE-SERVO 15-120mm T2.95-3.9 Zoom Lens with 1.5 Extender (EF Mount) does not support dual pixel auto focus.