Description
VZSTEALTHDVX Lens Zoom Camera Control a stylish, lightweight body houses our pressure-sensitive ‘throttle’ control, which allows you to ease into zooms in either direction, hold a steady speed, or instantly accelerate into a ‘crash’ zoom. The StealthDVX is completely intuitive and smooth, requiring no setup, power, or operator skill. This unique miniature control offers unmatched convenience, value, and performance.
- Throttle provides variable-speed zoom control
- Low profile record/pause button
VariZoom is the world’s largest manufacturer of lens controls with the widest variety of controls offered anywhere. Our controls are used by CNN, CSPAN, National Geographic Society, Nickelodeon and many other professionals.
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Question
“J” Hamon –
Will the VZSTEALTHDVX Lens Zoom Camera Control work with the panasonic AG-ac-30? It has two inputs.
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Admin Tom Smith –
Panasonic includes 2 ports for separate functions: 1) 2.5mm for Zoom/Record (supported by the VZSTEALTHDVX) and 2) 3.5mm for Focus/Iris (not supported by VZSTEALTHDVX). The VZSTEALTHDVX will work with the AG-AC30, but only for zoom/record functions, as it has just one connector. If you want to control focus/iris, you’ll have to get one of these units VZROCKPZFI, VZSTEALTHPZFI or VZPROPZFI, as they have connectors for both ports and support all available functions. Thanks, Tom
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Derrick Lay –
Will this work on a FZ300?
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Tom Smith –
Unfortunately it will not. We don’t have a controller for that camera
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Parker –
Does this work with a Panasonic WXF991?
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Tom Smith –
Unfortunately we don’t have any controls that work with the WXF991, as it doesn’t have the necessary control port.
Thanks,
Tom
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Joshua –
Does this work with the Panasonic DMC-G7K?
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Tom Smith –
Unfortunately it is not compatible. The remote socket on the DMC-G7K is only for the Panasonic remote shutter release, not a zoom control.
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Brian Glanville –
Tom, I gather from previous inquiries that this zoom control does not work with the FZ330 bridge. Can you advise a listing of which current & recent Panasonic models that it is fully compatible with? Then I will be in a position to sell my current FZ330 and consider purchase a more recent or current Panasonic model with which it is compatible for video work, many thanks. Brian
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Tom Smith –
Correct, it does not work with FZ330. Our controls are mostly for dedicated Panasonic pro video cameras like UX180, HPX255. The only bridge type cameras our zoom controls work with are the GH4 and GH5, and I believe there was one other but the model # escapes me.
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Jason rozzi –
Will this work with Panasonic hc v770?
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Tom Smith –
Unfortunately it will not work. This camera doesn’t have the necessary 2.5mm remote port.
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Nu-Sun Cinema –
Have had 2 of these for many years. Work great with our rigs.
Nu-Sun Cinema
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