RED DIGITAL CINEMA V-RAPTOR XL EF Mount

Overview

The RED DIGITAL CINEMA V-RAPTOR XL EF Mount provides a robust EF/EF-S compatible lens interface for your V-RAPTOR XL camera. Designed for professional production environments, this titanium mount enables seamless electronic communication between camera and lens while maintaining the secure, modular flexibility expected from the V-RAPTOR XL system.

Supporting autofocus, electronic iris control, and touch focus for select lenses, this mount allows cinematographers to integrate a wide range of Canon EF and EF-S lenses into high-end cinema workflows without requiring back focus adjustments when switching mounts.

Core Features

• Compatible with the RED V-RAPTOR XL camera system.
• Supports Canon EF-S and select full-frame EF lenses.
• Enables electronic communication including autofocus and iris control for select lenses.
• Touch-focus functionality supported with compatible lenses.
• Constructed from durable titanium for professional reliability.
• Secure dual-ring locking mechanism for stable lens attachment.
• No back focus adjustments required when changing mounts.
• Captive mounting screws help prevent loss or internal camera damage.

Compatibility & Electronic Control

This EF mount is specifically engineered for the RED V-RAPTOR XL camera, enabling compatibility with select Canon EF and EF-S lenses. Electronic communication between camera and lens supports:

• Autofocus for compatible EF lenses.
• Electronic iris control for compatible EF and EF-S lenses.
• Touch focus functionality with supported lenses.

Professional Construction

Machined from titanium, the mount delivers exceptional durability while maintaining precise tolerances required for cinema production. The dual-ring locking design ensures secure lens attachment, and captive screws prevent accidental loss or the risk of screws falling into the camera’s sensor cavity during installation or removal.

Modular Workflow

As part of the V-RAPTOR XL’s interchangeable mount system, this EF mount allows quick transitions between lens ecosystems. Switching mounts does not require back focus adjustments, helping maintain efficiency and consistency on set.