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If you need to, you can also hold down the record and forward skip buttons
on the control panel behind the LCD to power your camera on or off
TIP If your URSA Broadcast G2 is turned off when the power switch is set to ‘on’, your
camera may have been powered down via Bluetooth® control or by holding down the
record and forward skip control panel buttons. Simply toggle the power switch ‘off’
and‘on,’ or hold down the relevant control panel buttons to power the camera on.
Using Servo Zoom Lenses
Your URSA Broadcast G2 natively supports servo driven B4 broadcast lenses. For information
on fitting a B4 lens to your camera, refer to the ‘attaching a lens’ section at the start of
this manual.
TIP With the optional URSA Mini Pro PL mount fitted, your URSA Broadcast G2 is also
compatible with servo driven PL cine lenses.
B4 broadcast lenses offer several features that aren’t typically present in still photography and
cinema lenses. In addition to the ability to hold focus through a large zoom range, these lenses
are distinguished by handgrip controls and servo driven iris and zoom functions. Some lenses
also feature servo driven focus. With the lens connector fitted, iris and zoom can be controlled
from the handgrip, from your camera or by using an optional Blackmagic Zoom Demand. You
can even control your lens remotely via an ATEM switcher.
Lenses which have a focus servo can accept auto focus commands from the camera,
continuously track focus using an optional Blackmagic Focus Demand or receive focus
commands from an ATEM switcher.
9Using Servo Zoom Lenses
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