Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens with Servo for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast

Fujinon LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens with Servo for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast

The LA16X8BRM-XB1A 2/3" 4K Lens from Fujinon is an 8-128mm zoom lens designed for the Blackmagic URSA Broadcast camera. This dedicated lens features electronic back focus adjustment and a macro function at its front.
The included focus/zoom servo unit suits this 4K lens for ENG or studio use. Additional features include an f/1.9 to 2.8 maximum aperture range and an M82 x 0.75 filter thread.

2/3” Professional Lens 4K

Designed for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast
Provides the best lens performance for Blackmagic URSA Broadcast with 4K and HD resolution

Compact and lightweight with 4K resolution

The lens weighs approx. 1.6kg thanks in part due to its unique a rear focus mechanism design

Electronic flange back adjustment with macro switch function

This new function increase convenience when shooting

Compact/lightweight and 4K resolution

The rear focus mechanism enables the weight of the lens to be reduced to approx. 1.6kg. The size provides optimal balance with Blackmagic URSA Broadcast with 4K performance. Featuring a 16x zoom ratio suitable for EFP, news and studio shooting

Electronic flange back adjustment function

A single button on the lens provides electronic flange back adjustment to allow focus while performing zoom operations. The electronic system provides faster and more efficient adjustment
Macro function
The macro function allows for closer shooting than MOD up to 0.05m by operation of the unique focus ring. This enables spectacular close-up images at 4K resolution

Handheld style

The compact body weighing approx. 1.6kg provides the optimal balance with the Blackmagic URSA Broadcast, reducing the burden of shooting handheld and provides excellent operability

EFP/Studio style

The use of FUJINON accessories enables precise control of zoom and focus while on a tripod. Mounting the camera on a tripod also enables efficient studio or field style shooting