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4.16.4. Zoom scale

■ In order to create a zoom scale, move the scale controller to the longest zoom

position. Press the MENU SELECT WHEEL to set the value.

■ If the suggested zoom value does not exist on your lens, scroll through the values

using the MENU SELECT WHEEL until you nd a value which is also on your lens.

Align the lens to this value and press “sel” to conrm.

■ The next zoom value increment will be displayed automatically. Move the lens to

match this value.

■ Align the lens to this value and press “sel” to conrm.

■ Continue with all zoom values on your lens scale. Once nished with the shortest

zoom value, press “done” to save the lens le.

Note: Upto 25 motor positions per lens can be stored for the zoom

scale. By scrolling left or right using the select wheel, each set motor

position will be marked with a small arrow. In order to delete or change

the motor position, scrawl to the value to be edited and press “del” in

order to delete the motor position or simply overwriting the old one by

pressing “sel”.

Note: If using a prime lenses, scroll through the values using the MENU

SELECT WHEEL until you nd a value matching the focal length of your

lens respectively. Press “sel” to conrm. Press “done” to save the lens

le.

Note: You can store up to 20 lens les within the hand unit’s memory.

When a factory reset is performed you will be asked if you want to clear

all lensdata. Press “No” if you want to keep all lens les created and

saved on the hand unit.

4.17. Working with Pre-

Marked Marker Rings

To save time marking your focus marker rings for each lens, cmotion have introduced 3 imperial

and 3 metric pre-engraved marker rings for your cvolution system. With engraved scales from

innity to 3 close focus values, they are available for left and right handed operators and can be

used with a range of both wide and telephoto lenses. Before a pre-engraved marker ring can be

used, a lens le needs to be created using cvolution’s internal ‘create lens’ feature, a cdisplay

II or a cworld. For further information, please refer to ‘Creating a lens le using the cvolution