CINE-SERVO 17-120mm T2.95-3.9 PL Cinema Lens with NEW Drive Unit

The new CINE-SERVO 17-120mm builds upon the legacy of the company’s CINE-SERVO line, with the added benefits of ZEISS eXtended Data for PL mount. It carries on the previous model's outstanding optical performance and mobility, while the ZEISS eXtended Data communication support distortion and shading data output for virtual production.

The lens is equipped with the e-Xs V servo drive unit, with improving focus and iris speeds, allowing camera operators to shoot just as intended even when capturing rapidly moving subjects such as during sports broadcasts. It also features Focus Breathing Compensation which is linked with the zoom function to automatically make precise corrections. Additionally, the highly versatile USB Type-C terminal makes it possible to export and import lens setting data from a USB memory drive, thereby allowing users to update firmware on their own.  The Drive Unit can also be detached to be used in cinema style.

Versatile 17-120mm with Outstanding Optical Performance 

Matches the specification of the popular and award-winning CINE-SERVO 17-120mm.

This lens is designed with a consistently warm color balance that reproduces skin tones and is compatible with HDR. Also, the 11-blade iris  gives natural bokeh that is nearly circular from fully open to minimum aperture.

The odd number of iris blades produce a soft and diffused light beam when shooting bright subjects.

Supports 8K/4K Cameras

Canon’s optical technologies use large-diameter aspherical lenses and anomalous dispersion glass delivering optical performance that supports 8K cameras throughout the zoom range.

Aberrations are controlled as much as possible for outstanding performance from the center of the image to the edges.

Next-Generation e-Xs V Servo Drive Unit

Canon’s next-generation servo drive unit has the same operability and usability as ENG lenses with faster focus and iris speed, Focus Breathing Compensation, and a USB-C connector. The e-Xs V Drive Unit can also be detached to be used in manual-style cinema configurations.