Canon ProLock-i Mark3 Manual de usuario

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Thank you for purchasing our newest adapter- Canon ProLock-i Mark3

Main features:

1. Positive locking mechanism for unmodified, stock Canon EF mounted lenses.

2.Electronics built inside allow for control of iris via buttons or Hand controller and accept

ptiTron EFF (electronic follow focus for focus control via the AF motors built into the AF

lenses.

3. Image stabilization is activated on lenses so equipped.

4. Lens information display in the camera VF and data stream for recording.

Now for Mark3 advantages/features

5. new latest generation processors.

6. auto initialization for iris

7. 1/8 stop iris increments

8. no more "1 step per button click" now when you hold down the button the iris opens

and closes smoothly

9. full compatibility with the newest Tamron 24-70 f2.8 VC, 70-200 f2.8VC, 15-30 f2.8VC lenses.

Mount Operation:

Set the camera(Sony F3,5, 55) lens interface to “Type C” (menu->camera->lens interface->

Type C),

emove the PL adaptor:

-turn the locking ring on the camera front using the tabs CCW until it stops

-remove the PL adapter.

Attach the Canon ProLock-i:

-insert the adapter with the locating pin lined up with the receiving slot @12 o'clock

position

-turn the locking ring CW all the way

Lens mounting:

Make sure the mount is in open position( locking lever turned all the way CCW until it

stops)

Line up the red dot on the lens with the red dot on the mount flange and insert the lens

Turn the lens clock wise until it stops.

Lightly lock the mount so the lens is still loose and try to turn the lens- it should not turn.

That means that the pin is engaged and all contacts aligned properly.

(this mounting verification is needed only initially, after a few times mounting the lens

properly becomes natural)

Press the iris “+” or “-” button momentarily until the iris opens all the way.

Now the lens is ready to use with iris control!!!

FAQ

1. Adapter does not fit on camera or hard to fit

- make sure that the dust cap strap was not rotated and points down. If it is rotated the

hard collar will prevent the mount from sitting properly in the camera cavity.

2. Lens info not displayed in the VF/no iris control

- is the camera set to “Type C” lens interface?

-is the lens mounted properly?

3. Lens loose in mount

-is the lens locked using the red lever?