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GENERAL SAFETY 

INFORMATION

The safety warnings and cautions provided on 
the product or in this operation manual must 
be observed.
Failure to observe these warnings and 
cautions provided to guard against hazards 
may result in injury or accident.
Read this operation manual carefully to 
familiarize yourself with its contents and 
ensure that you can operate the product 
properly.
Also, store this manual in a safe place where 
it can easily be referenced whenever required.

This operation manual uses the following 
symbols and terms to identify hazards to 
protect you and others by preventing the 
occurrence of accidents.

 

WARNING

This indicates a potentially hazardous 
situation which, if not heeded, may result in 
death or serious injury to you or others. Be 
sure to heed all warning notices to ensure 
safe operation at all times.

 

CAUTION

Indicates hazardous situations which, if not 
heeded, may result in minor or moderate 
injury to you or other persons, or damage to 
your property.

NOTE

Emphasizes essential information which, if not 
heeded, may render the product unworkable 
or cause it to function improperly.
Also, provides helpful information for 
operation.

HANDLING THE 

PRODUCT

 

WARNING

1.  Do not stare at the sun or other source of 

high-intensity light through the lens. Doing 
so could injure your eyes.

 

CAUTION

1.  Make sure all mountings are tightened 

securely. If any of these mountings 
becomes loose, the lens may fall, possibly 
causing injury.

2.  Inspect all mountings periodically (about 

every 6 months to 1 year) to make sure 
they are securely tightened, and tighten 
any loose parts. Otherwise, the lens may 
fall, possibly causing injury.

3.  If it becomes necessary to repair this 

product, or to perform any operations or 
adjustments not mentioned in this operation 
manual, contact Canon’s representative or 
the dealer who originally supplied the lens.

NOTE

1.  Protect the lens from strong impacts or 

shocks. Striking or dropping the lens may 
result in a malfunction.

2.  Do not bring the lens, kept in a very cold 

ambient temperature, into a warm room, 
because the lens may fog on the inside or 
condensation may occur.  
In these cases, the lens cannot be used 
until these problems clear.  
If the lens must be used under such 
conditions, countermeasures are 
recommended.

Summary of Contents for CN-E30-105mm

Page 1: ...he operation manual for counties other than Japan GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION 4 Product Configuration 6 Names of Parts 7 F B Back Focus Adjustment 8 Available Accessories 10 Dimensions of Parts 12 Specifications 13 Appendix External view apx 2 ...

Page 2: ...terference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiv...

Page 3: ...bstances that are generally associated with EEE At the same time your cooperation in the correct disposal of this product will contribute to the effective usage of natural resources For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling please contact your local city office waste authority approved WEEE scheme or your household waste disposal service Your cooperation ...

Page 4: ...if not heeded may render the product unworkable or cause it to function improperly Also provides helpful information for operation HANDLING THE PRODUCT WARNING 1 Do not stare at the sun or other source of high intensity light through the lens Doing so could injure your eyes CAUTION 1 Make sure all mountings are tightened securely If any of these mountings becomes loose the lens may fall possibly c...

Page 5: ... or a soft lens brush Remove any fingerprints or other stains with a soft clean cotton cloth moistened with commercially available lens cleaning fluid or lens cleaning paper Be careful not to rub dust across the lens as the lens surface may be scratched 2 A periodic inspection about once a year is recommended The inspection and maintenance interval depends on the operating conditions the frequency...

Page 6: ...e above Product Configuration Two types of the CN E30 105mm T2 8 L are available for the positive lock mount S type and the Canon EF mount SP type Figures in this manual are for the S type lens unless otherwise mentioned Lens body 1 Zoom focus lever short 1 Zoom focus lever long 1 Attachment holder 1 Lens cap 1 Rear lens cap 1 Operation Manual 1 Reference Guide 1 Attachment holder ...

Page 7: ...rotation 300 Zoom drive gear Number of teeth 111 Module 0 8 metric module P C D 88 8 mm Angular rotation 93 5 Iris drive gear Number of teeth 111 Module 0 8 metric module P C D 88 8 mm Angular rotation 55 Lens holder Attachment holder F B adjuster cover EF mount S type Zoom focus levers PL mount SP type ...

Page 8: ...ance range 6 to 12 ft 1 Remove three screws and remove the F B adjuster cover as in the right figure Note Be sure to keep the screws for later reattachment 2 Mount the lens on the camera and turn two F B adjuster screws counterclockwise one revolution as in the right figure CAUTION Be sure to securely mount the lens on the camera mount Note Be sure not to remove the screws Screws x 3 F B adjuster ...

Page 9: ...rn the zoom ring to set the lens to the wide angle end then turn the F B adjuster to bring the object into focus Note Be sure not to move the focus ring at this time 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 two or three times 7 Secure the F B adjuster and reattach the F B adjuster cover following the reverse procedure F B adjuster Use the index mark and adjuster scale for back focus adjustment ...

Page 10: ...ng Φ15 mm and Φ19 mm rod adaptors When using a Φ19 rod attach the supplied attachment holder to the lens holder CAUTION Be sure to use the lens holder when mounting the lens on a camera Be sure to avoid applying excessive weight to the lens mount when the lens is mounted on a lens support ...

Page 11: ...s are in complete contact Refer to the operation manual for the respective camera for the detailed information 2 Secure the attachment holder on the lens support using the clamping screw supplied with the lens support 3 Push the lens toward the camera until both mounting surfaces are in complete contact and clamp the lens support to the rods Lens support ...

Page 12: ... PL mount Spur gear specifications Focus drive gear Zoom drive gear Iris drive gear Number of teeth 133 111 111 Module 0 8 metric module 0 8 metric module 0 8 metric module P C D 106 4 mm 88 8 mm 88 8 mm Angular rotation 300 degrees 93 5 degrees 55 degrees ...

Page 13: ... 25 9 degrees Angular Field of View H V at telephoto end 14 2 7 5 degrees Minimum Object Distance M O D 0 6 m from the image sensor Object Dimensions at M O D Super 35mm 32 3 x 18 2 cm at wide angle end 9 3 x 5 2 cm at telephoto end EOS C300 33 1 x 18 6 cm at wide angle end 9 6 x 5 4 cm at telephoto end EOS C500 35 3 x 18 6 cm at wide angle end 10 2 x 5 4 cm at telephoto end Focus Angular Rotation...

Page 14: ...ng a subject at close range In addition this tendency increases for lenses with longer focal lengths When shooting images carefully check the focusing condition using the zoom mode of the finder or other means and shoot a sufficient number of test images before performing focus operations for EF mount Lens only The T numbers of this lens are indicated on the iris ring of the lens On the other hand...

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