Fujinon Th16x5.5BRMU 1/3" ENG Broadcast Zoom TV Lens Commercial Pro HD

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The FujinonZ7 Wide Lens TH16x5.5BRMU lens is the ideal broadcasting lens for anyone who is serious in this industry. It can perfectly fit in the following cameras: HD110, JVC GY-HM700, HD250, GY-HM750, GY-HD200 and GY-HM790. Since it’s a 1/3″ lens, it is used directly with no adapters on Sony HVR-Z7U, Panasonic HPX300 HPX350, HVR-S270U HD and HPX370 cameras. This lens comes in a package that includes front lens cover, lens hood and Fujinon TH16X5.5BRM Zoom Lens. It has a bayonet mount lens of 5.5-88mm with a maximum aperature of f1.6 with a lens hood. Additionally, it has a manual zoom or iris rec with rec buttons making it ideal for longer lens zoom for most Sony cameras.

Features

  • Great ergonomics
  • Has a manual focus type
  • The focal length is 4.5-77mm
  • Fast zoom functions
  • Ideal for all JVC ProHD 1/3 inches Cameras
  • 82mm filter size
  • Its iris type is digital servo
  • It has a zoom ratio of 17x

These features make the FujinonZ7 Wide Lens TH16x5.6BRMUa must have lens for people who are in the broadcasting industry. It gives more images and you can be sure of the quality of images taken. Perfect for both outdoors and indoors.

Functional Condition - Full Functionality - This item is in full working order with all features operational.

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Cosmetic Condition - Average - It looks to be in average cosmetic shape for an item of this type with a typical amount of cosmetic wear to a comparable item of its age and use as shown.

Cosmetic Notes (if any) -

Included Accessories - TH16x5.6BRMU. Tiffen clear filter

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