Manfrotto

Manfrotto 521CFI Intel Zoom Remote Control

Precise Lens Control for Professional VideographyThe Manfrotto 521CFI Intel Zoom Remote Control offers precise lens control for professional videographers, providing smooth zoom, record/stop, and return functions. Specifications: Controls: Stepless progressive zoom, record/stop, RET (return...

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Overview

Precise Lens Control for Professional Videography

The Manfrotto 521CFI Intel Zoom Remote Control offers precise lens control for professional videographers, providing smooth zoom, record/stop, and return functions.

Specifications:
  • Controls: Stepless progressive zoom, record/stop, RET (return)
  • Clamp Range (Round Tube): Min 0.47 in, Max 1.38 in
  • Clamp Range (Rectangular Tube): Min 1.18 in, Max 0.2 in
  • Cable Length: 3.78 in
  • Weight: 0.35 lbs

Key Features

Control at your Fingertips

Fits a variety of tube sizes

Specifications

Control Function
Zoom
Compatibility
Fits a variety of tube sizes

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary function of this remote control is to provide zoom control at your fingertips, allowing for precise adjustments during video recording or photography.
This Manfrotto remote control is designed to fit a variety of tube sizes, suggesting broad compatibility with different camera and lens setups that support remote zoom.
The product description implies a wired connection by referring to "control at your fingertips" and doesn't specify wireless capabilities, typically indicating a physical connection.
The features specifically highlight "Zoom Remote Control," indicating its primary function is limited to zoom operations rather than broader camera controls like focus or recording.
Using this remote control for zoom allows for smoother, more stable zoom adjustments without directly touching the camera, which can help prevent camera shake during recording.