Portabrace Wheeled Case For Z Cam E2 4K Cinema Camera

Portabrace Wheeled Case For Z Cam E2 4k Cinema Camera

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The black PortaBrace Wheeled Case for Z Cam E2 4K Cinema Camerais designed to carry your E2 camera or any professional video camera up to 21.75" long. It features an off-road wheel system with steel axles, solid rubber wheels, and ball bearings. The case is constructed with dual-rigidity foam for maximum protection, 1000-denier nylon, and solid-steel clip rings. There are reversed zippers and a Slip-Not anti-skid waterproof bottom panel for water resistance and durability. The case can be carried using the suede carry handles or included shoulder strap.

An interior height of 9" allows you to pack your camera in shoot-ready configurations, and the bag's quick-draw opening offers easy access to your rig. There are front and back slip pockets for carrying SD cards, documents, and white balance cards. Two side pockets can hold batteries, flash cards, cables, and similar items. The interior of the case is copper-colored, providing a contrast to your equipment for clear visibility of the case contents. The case has a divider system that includes one horizontal divider, one hanging mic pocket, one padded divider pouch, one camera tie-down, and one camera cradle. This allows you to customize the interior of the case to suit your gear and needs.

Holds Camcorders up to 21.75" Dual-Rigidity Foam Built-In Wheels and Retractable Handle Customizable Interior Divider System Exterior Pockets for Accessories Suede Shoulder Strap and Handles Anti-Skid and Waterproof Bottom Panel Reversed Zippers Added Height Holds Assembled Camera/Rig Includes Padded Pouches for Accessories

Key Specs
Color	Black
Carry/Transport Options	Shoulder Strap, Retractable Handle, Handle, Wheels (Built-In)
Water Resistance	Waterproof
Dimensions	Exterior 23.5 x 13 x 11.5" / 59.69 x 33.02 x 29.21 cm Interior 22 x 11 x 9.5" / 55.88 x 27.94 x 24.13 cm
Weight	6.9 lb / 3.1 kg
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	Z CAM E2
Carry/Transport Options	Shoulder Strap, Retractable Handle, Handle, Wheels (Built-In)
Features
Bottle Pocket	No
RFID-Blocking Pockets	No
Stand/Tripod Holder	No
Security Lock	No
General
Water Resistance	Waterproof
Padded Interior	Yes
Dimensions	Exterior 23.5 x 13 x 11.5" / 59.69 x 33.02 x 29.21 cm Interior 22 x 11 x 9.5" / 55.88 x 27.94 x 24.13 cm
Weight	6.9 lb / 3.1 kg

Dual-rigidity foam for maximum equipment protection

Genuine suede comfort shoulder strap and handles

Anti-skid and waterproof bottom panel for protection against inclement weather

Smooth-rolling off-road wheel system

Front, back, and side pockets for accessories

Reversed zippers

Includes divider system and pouches for customizing the interior

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 4K120fps ProRes RAW with Ninja+, is it true with the Z-CAM E2 with latest Firmware 0.98.2? I only see 60fps with the

A: Yes, The Atomos Ninja V+ will support 120p recording rates with the Zcam E2. Please make sure the latest firmware is on both the Ninja V+ and your camera. Also check the recording mode you are working in. See this Atomos chart https://bit.ly/3t7g2fc

Q: 2. At which resolution and frame rate can we do proxy recording?

A: According to Z Cam proxy recording is H.264 at project frame rate only.

Q: 3. Is WDR enabled in 8-bit internal recording?

A: We're afraid not. According to Z Cam WDR is only enabled for 10 Bit recording.

Q: 4. how much does it weigh?

A: The following unit weighs 2.5 lbs.

Q: 5. Can you use a motorized zoom lens and have it controlled through the lanc? If so which one would be best? at least 12 to 1 optical is needed

A: We are sorry to say that we are not aware of any zoom lens that can be controlled through a LANC with the camera that is 12x.

Q: 6. Does this camera simultaneously output HDMI when internally recording?

A: Yes the Z CAM E2 Professional 4K Cinema Camera HDMI output would be live and support external recorders and displays.

Q: 7. Does The ZCam E2 have unlimited runtime? or will it automatically shut off?

A: Yes it does. The ZCam E2 will record for as long as the media and recording setting allow.

Q: 8. how can we AC power this camera ?

A: We don't have the AC adapter from Z CAM yet but you can use a dummy battery to AC like BH #INPSY62: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1112103-REG/indipro_tools_psy62_7_4v_power_supply_for.html

Q: 9. Can it shoot 160 fps at 4K with a regular CFast 2.0 card?

A: Yes it can.

Q: 10. Do this camera has Log profiles ..?

A: Yes, this camera has a Zlog2 profile.

Phillip	25/09/2024
[Yes] This has to be the best micro four thirds in its price range, if not just the best 4k camera in its price range. If you're looking for something to exclusively shoot 4k video don't waste your time with dslr or mirrorless camera. They're good, but they're just not built for 4k video. In order to get one that performs at this level, you're going to have to spend well over $2,000 for the camera. At $1,500 (the price at the time of this review) this cameral is incredible. I'm using it with a EF mount and the Canon EF 50mm F/1.4 lens. I also use the Atmos ninja V and an external audio recorder. However, I still record to an ssd through the z cam and I outfit it with a mic for backup. Honestly, the audio and video I get through the z cam are probably good enough for what I'm doing. Other than that I pretty much keep it mounted on a tripod for studio recording. I create teaching videos. I don't know about how well it performs in variable settings because I can control just about everything I need to. My one criticism is its autofocus. This may have something to do with the EF mount I use. A new EF turbomount is coming out and I'll probably pick that up for about $300 so I can keep using my Canon EF lenses. I may not affect the autofocus, but it should increase exposure and FOV. Still, this camera meets all my needs and some. If you set up in a studio like I do you won't be disappointed with this camera. Definitely not at this price. 5

Phillip	25/09/2024
[Yes] This has to be the best micro four thirds in its price range, if not just the best 4k camera in its price range. If you're looking for something to exclusively shoot 4k video don't waste your time with dslr or mirrorless camera. They're good, but they're just not built for 4k video. In order to get one that performs at this level, you're going to have to spend well over $2,000 for the camera. At $1,500 (the price at the time of this review) this cameral is incredible. I'm using it with a EF mount and the Canon EF 50mm F/1.4 lens. I also use the Atmos ninja V and an external audio recorder. However, I still record to an ssd through the z cam and I outfit it with a mic for backup. Honestly, the audio and video I get through the z cam are probably good enough for what I'm doing. Other than that I pretty much keep it mounted on a tripod for studio recording. I create teaching videos. I don't know about how well it performs in variable settings because I can control just about everything I need to. My one criticism is its autofocus. This may have something to do with the EF mount I use. A new EF turbomount is coming out and I'll probably pick that up for about $300 so I can keep using my Canon EF lenses. I may not affect the autofocus, but it should increase exposure and FOV. Still, this camera meets all my needs and some. If you set up in a studio like I do you won't be disappointed with this camera. Definitely not at this price. 5

Phillip	25/09/2024
[Yes] This has to be the best micro four thirds in its price range, if not just the best 4k camera in its price range. If you're looking for something to exclusively shoot 4k video don't waste your time with dslr or mirrorless camera. They're good, but they're just not built for 4k video. In order to get one that performs at this level, you're going to have to spend well over $2,000 for the camera. At $1,500 (the price at the time of this review) this cameral is incredible. I'm using it with a EF mount and the Canon EF 50mm F/1.4 lens. I also use the Atmos ninja V and an external audio recorder. However, I still record to an ssd through the z cam and I outfit it with a mic for backup. Honestly, the audio and video I get through the z cam are probably good enough for what I'm doing. Other than that I pretty much keep it mounted on a tripod for studio recording. I create teaching videos. I don't know about how well it performs in variable settings because I can control just about everything I need to. My one criticism is its autofocus. This may have something to do with the EF mount I use. A new EF turbomount is coming out and I'll probably pick that up for about $300 so I can keep using my Canon EF lenses. I may not affect the autofocus, but it should increase exposure and FOV. Still, this camera meets all my needs and some. If you set up in a studio like I do you won't be disappointed with this camera. Definitely not at this price. 5

David	18/09/2024
[Yes] I was looking for a camera that would deliver quality slow motion and not have a shallow depth of focus, was easy to use and shoot in ProRes. This camera does that in great fashion, especially when paired with a par focal lens. 5

David	18/09/2024
[Yes] I was looking for a camera that would deliver quality slow motion and not have a shallow depth of focus, was easy to use and shoot in ProRes. This camera does that in great fashion, especially when paired with a par focal lens. 5

David	18/09/2024
[Yes] I was looking for a camera that would deliver quality slow motion and not have a shallow depth of focus, was easy to use and shoot in ProRes. This camera does that in great fashion, especially when paired with a par focal lens. 5

Basilio	18/09/2024
[Z CAM E2] The modular design is great, really allows you to customize it to your workflow. The community also provide great tips and information. Plus the company president and staff are active and answering questions. Biggest downside, the popularity. I’m current unable to use the camera because one part is on back order, with no exact date on when it’ll ship. 5

Basilio	18/09/2024
[Z CAM E2] The modular design is great, really allows you to customize it to your workflow. The community also provide great tips and information. Plus the company president and staff are active and answering questions. Biggest downside, the popularity. I’m current unable to use the camera because one part is on back order, with no exact date on when it’ll ship. 5

Basilio	18/09/2024
[Z CAM E2] The modular design is great, really allows you to customize it to your workflow. The community also provide great tips and information. Plus the company president and staff are active and answering questions. Biggest downside, the popularity. I’m current unable to use the camera because one part is on back order, with no exact date on when it’ll ship. 5

Mark	17/09/2024
[Black] As a BMPCC 4K user, I love this camera. I use it as a Leica-esq street video cam, with a neck strap, and an iPhone monitor. Still learning how to expose correctly for the highest quality color grade in Resolve. Absolutely love the Z Cam FB book group that has already answered every question you may have. As my BMPCC4K rig has gotten more complex to fix all its shortcomings (battery, screen mostly), the simplicity of the z cam w the wireless iPhone monitor is a breath of fresh air. My BM has become more of a studio/controlled environment cam, while the M4 is my run and gun. Main flaw - I wish there were an easier was to playback video in the field, as of now, it’s close to impossible with a WiFi connection. Other than that, loving getting to know this camera. 5