3 years latter and there is still only one lens that works with this gadget. CAnon should of just integrated it into the lens, would of made it cheaper to produce.
Hi, I understand this adaptor was exclusively designed for the 18-135mm Canon lens, but could I use any other Canon camera besides the D80, specifically the Rebel T7I or the 77D? I figured having slightly different bodies this might be an issue. Thanks
Hi, Tiffy Hughes! The electronic portion will be compatible if using the Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens. Remote-controlled zooming is possible in conjunction with the EOS 80D using the Canon Camera Connect app or EOS Utility software.
Hi there! It would be difficult. The PZ-1 adapter will obstruct the bottom portion of the lens. However, the Dual Pixel AF should be good enough so you shouldn't need a follow focus rig.
4K is overrated. If your purpose is to broadcast on social media and RUclips then HD is fantastic and Canon excels in this market. 4K is good if your intentions is to crop your frames or zoom in without worrying about resolution issues. Or if you are into producing commercials, Indie films or movie productions then sure maybe 4K is preferred but it's not the universal standard for a lot of reasons. However, the amount of hard drive memory, battery lifespan, ram power, and CPU required is significant, especially in post-production. Yes, 4K has higher resolution but when comparing it to HD format it's not revolutionary. It's not so drastic that people would stop watching great content or storytelling because it's not 4K. Great storytelling, proper lighting, creative post-production to name a few always wins regardless if it's HD or 4K.
@@JacobOwensDesigns well said. I've been shooting music videos and documentaries for over 15 years and I still use canon and 1080. Canon's m50 successful sales prove that 4k isn't everything.
Hello, Armando R. Venegas Atencio. Thanks for your feedback. This was an unboxing and first look video of the features and capabilities of the PZ-E1 Adapter. It wasn't meant as a review. If you have any questions regarding the device, we would be glad to assist you. Take care.
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3 years latter and there is still only one lens that works with this gadget. CAnon should of just integrated it into the lens, would of made it cheaper to produce.
Yes! I was looking something like this..I saw one of those last time but couldn't find..Thank you and good review
Thanks for this. How did you find the resulting footage? Was the powerzoom slow enough for a slow creeping zoom shot?
Yes, it was!
Great content. Keep it up!
Thanks for the support!
thank you . It really help me understand it
Glad to hear it!
Hi, I understand this adaptor was exclusively designed for the 18-135mm Canon lens, but could I use any other Canon camera besides the D80, specifically the Rebel T7I or the 77D?
I figured having slightly different bodies this might be an issue.
Thanks
Hi Henry, yes you can use it with other cameras too as they have the same EF-S mount.
Does the motor work when not attached to the lens? Does it turn when presing on the back and forward buttons?
Hi, yes it should work when not attached too.
I'm was wonder if they can fits into canon Rebel ESO SL2?
Hi, Tiffy Hughes! The electronic portion will be compatible if using the Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens. Remote-controlled zooming is possible in conjunction with the EOS 80D using the Canon Camera Connect app or EOS Utility software.
CANON....where are the other lenses to use with this zoommmmmm!!!
Hey Woodant, I've been wondering the same thing. What other lenses would you prefer to have compatibility with the PZ-E1 adapter?
Good..
Can I still use a follow focus with this?
Hi there! It would be difficult. The PZ-1 adapter will obstruct the bottom portion of the lens. However, the Dual Pixel AF should be good enough so you shouldn't need a follow focus rig.
Whats the point of this product?
This provides a smoother, more natural zoom movements when recording video.
What about recording noice!?!
Hi, it should not create any noise.
Light is green but motor is not moving WHY
Hello, Adrian Pale. Do you have the zoom ring lock engaged?
Am I the only one who thought he said Eazy-E One?
LOL!
which lens is best for Wedding photography
Hi Inigo, we would suggest the Canon 50mm 1.8 or 1.4, or the Canon 85mm lens.
Que precio tiene
Hola Jorge! Aun no lo tenemos disponible, tan pronto este disponible podras comprarlo en nuestra pagina web: digitalgoja.com/
Great idea from Canon but their camera's only shoot in 1080P. Even smartphones have 4K now days so Canon video is obsolete!
4K is overrated. If your purpose is to broadcast on social media and RUclips then HD is fantastic and Canon excels in this market. 4K is good if your intentions is to crop your frames or zoom in without worrying about resolution issues. Or if you are into producing commercials, Indie films or movie productions then sure maybe 4K is preferred but it's not the universal standard for a lot of reasons. However, the amount of hard drive memory, battery lifespan, ram power, and CPU required is significant, especially in post-production. Yes, 4K has higher resolution but when comparing it to HD format it's not revolutionary. It's not so drastic that people would stop watching great content or storytelling because it's not 4K. Great storytelling, proper lighting, creative post-production to name a few always wins regardless if it's HD or 4K.
@@JacobOwensDesigns well said. I've been shooting music videos and documentaries for over 15 years and I still use canon and 1080. Canon's m50 successful sales prove that 4k isn't everything.
What a poor "review."
In fact... Can this be called a "review"???... Zero stars for sure!
Hello, Armando R. Venegas Atencio. Thanks for your feedback. This was an unboxing and first look video of the features and capabilities of the PZ-E1 Adapter. It wasn't meant as a review. If you have any questions regarding the device, we would be glad to assist you. Take care.