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| Canon HD Lens 6x XL 3.4-20.4mm
Product Model: 6x XL 3.4-20.4mm
Product Code: CN34-6XL34204MM
Price:
US$2,670.00
TSW: 5
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Description:
The Canon HD Video Lens 6x XL 3.4-20.4mm L is made for the High Definition
ENG, commercial, documentary and feature videographer who demands
uncompromising optical quality. The 3.4 to 20.4mm wide-angle zoom lens provides
users with an extensive range of focal lengths from 24.5 to 147mm (in 35mm
photographic terms). Designed for Canon's XL lens mount system, it adds even
more versatility and artistic range to Canon's XL HD camcorder, the XL H1
Manual Iris Ring - In response to XL H1 users, the Canon HD Video Lens 6x Zoom
XL 3.4-20.4mm L features a manual iris adjustment ring on the lens itself.
Previously, the f-number could only be selected using an iris dial on the camera.
The manual iris adjustment ring of the HD 6x zoom lens lets you adjust your f-stop
with the same hand and in the same way you focus and zoom.
Distance Display - In combination with the XL H1, the lens lets you see a subject-
distance read-out in your viewfinder. This function provides you with the same,
useful subject distance information you get from reading the markings on the
barrel of a front focusing lens.
General Specifications
MOD (Minimum Object Distance) Function - The lens includes a Minimum Object
Distance (MOD) feature, which creates an Autofocus range suitable for normal
shooting situations from one meter to infinity. This feature prevents the lens from
focusing on dust particles that can occasionally appear on the surface of the
lens. For macro applications, the AF range can be extended to a minimum focusing
distance of 20mm.
Focus Preset Function - The focus preset function lets you manually focus on
your subject, then store that information in memory. Once the focus is set, you
can then capture shots in which you change your focus from infinity (or some
other distance) to your subject - using three different speed settings.
Zoom Preset Function - The zoom preset function lets you preset the focal length
of your lens, then store that information in memory. This feature is useful when
you want to preset a focal length for the end of a shot - for example, when you
want to zoom in on your subject.
One-push AF Function - The one-push AF function is used when you want to fix
the focus on a particular subject using AF. For example, when you are tracking a
specific person in a shot that includes many people moving in different directions.
(2) Built-in ND Filters - The built-in ND filter lets you select one of two neutral
density levels (1/6, 1/32), giving you the flexibility to obtain optimal results under a
wide variety of lighting conditions. An ND warning display even alerts you to
bright conditions that can result in the deterioration of image quality
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