Canon Broadcast Camera

[0.8 MOD] I already owned a CAVision follow focus which I used on my broadcast video camera. Recently I purchased a Canon 5DmkII camera package and wanted to make use of my existing gear instead of having to buy all new gear. This small gear was easily swapped out on my follow focus, allowing me to pull focus on my Canon SLR lenses with the Redrock Micro gears attached. I then can easily remove it and swap back the Fujinon gear when I need to shoot with my broadcast lens.

[Analog] We used these with the Canon XH A1 which just has component HD out. Worked perfectly to help us get a camera in centerfield for a broadcast we were doing. Plug and play and the picture was perfect. Certainly would purchase again and highly recommend.

[4.0"] I am very pleased with this camera, small enough not to be noticed but powerful enough for broadcast television. Overall it's a fantastic camera.

[2 lb (0.9 kg)] Great for travelling. Nice and compact. Cab fit a broadcast camera nicely.

[ Included] We purchased the JK Audio Broadcast host for our church to broadcast our church services over our conference bridge. The unit works very well if the signal is maintained between -3 to -6db. We purchased the unit because we couldn't come to the sanctuary because of coronavirus, but plan to continue with the unit once service resumes at the church.

[3.235 lb] Works great with the PTZOptics 30X-NDI Broadcast and Conference Camera. Screws and anchors included, plus screws if you need to mount to a gang box. During the installation, I realized I may not have a screw to mount the camera, but even that was included!

[Yes] This is the fifth one that I have installed in a church for online broadcast. I ordered this one to replace a camera that they had been pleased with, that is until I installed two of these AV-1280's. The image is day and night better than what they had before as a PtZ camera. I will continue to use these in the future and suggest they are the best for the money.

[6 lb / 2.7 kg] Worked like a charm with our studio Sony broadcast camera And the Sony FS-7 and FS-9 with the shape plate and the VCT quick release plate

[0.24 lb] Every one of my classic manual focus/manual iris Nikkor lenses fit well on this adapter, connected to my Sony FS7 super 35 broadcast 4K video camera. They all fit snugly, with very little play, and best of all, even the big, heavy lenses are well-supported by both ends of the adapter...so I have confidence it won't crack the unit or camera lens mount. It's solid, all metal. Lenses focus to infinity. All lens functions are manual, which is what I prefer as a 40 year veteran of full-size broadcast cameras. I'm glad my Nikkors have a new lease on life in the digital age!

[12 VDC at 6 A] I got this to replace the power supply I got with Blackmagic URSA Broadcast G2 camera. It worked as advertised. Well build. Using it for a few weeks now daily and it's works perfectly.