DZOFilm Servo for Tango Zoom Cine Lens on Canon Camera (DZO-TLSO-C)

The DZOFilm Servo for Tango Zoom Cine Lens on Canon Camera (DZO-TLSO-C) adds ENG-style motorized focus, iris, and zoom (FIZ) operation to compatible DZOFilm Tango cinema zoom lenses. An integrated zoom rocker and side-mounted speed dial support controlled reframing during broadcast, sports, documentary, and studio production. This Canon-interface variant features one 12-pin Canon lens control input and weighs approximately 560g / 1.2 lb. Camera, controller, lens, cable, and power compatibility must be verified for each rig; it is not a universal Canon-camera accessory.

The DZOFilm DZO-TLSO-C is an electronic servo drive for compatible Tango zoom cine lenses, designed for selected Canon camera-control configurations. It provides motorized focus, iris, and zoom through an integrated rocker with side-dial speed adjustment. B&H specifies one 12-pin Canon lens input, six 1/4"-20 female attachment points, and a device weight of approximately 560g / 1.2 lb. The intended Tango lens series includes the 18–90mm T2.9 and 65–280mm T2.9–T4 Super35 zooms; neither lens is supplied with the servo. A 12-pin LEMO lens control cable, power cord, and six screws are listed with the package. The manufacturer describes Canon and FUJIFILM modular interface configurations, but an additional FUJIFILM module is not confirmed as included. Published B&H Q&A states the Canon servo has no dedicated CCU and is not compatible with the Venus Optics Ultima 12–120mm T4 S35 zoom. Exact compatible camera models, remote controllers, operating voltage, and physical unit dimensions are not specified.

The DZO-TLSO-C is the Canon 12-pin control variant for compatible Tango 18–90mm and 65–280mm Super35 cine zoom lenses. B&H describes compatibility with select Canon cameras but does not publish an exhaustive camera-model list or a verified list of Canon zoom demand controllers. B&H states in a Q&A dated September 30, 2025 that the servo has no dedicated CCU; a separate Q&A dated October 3, 2025 says it is not compatible with the Venus Optics Ultima 12–120mm T4 S35 Zoom Lens. The 12-pin servo input is for lens control and does not change a Tango lens's ARRI PL / Canon EF mechanical mount into another lens mount. Confirm the lens, camera port, cable, power, and required controller combination with Coremicro before purchase.

The zoom rocker enables operator-controlled focal-length changes, and the side dial sets its response speed. Alongside zoom control, the servo is designed to motorize Tango focus and iris adjustments on a supported system. B&H lists one 12-pin Canon lens-control input and six 1/4"-20 female attachment points, plus a 12-pin LEMO control cable, power cord, and six screws. Before use, confirm the servo mounting method, lens compatibility, cable orientation, operating voltage, and Canon camera/control configuration. Published data does not establish universal remote zoom-demand support; no dedicated CCU is listed.