Ember Lens Mount (L-Mount)
Product Details
Freefly has joined the L-Mount Alliance!
With the Ember Lens Mount (L-Mount) installed on any compatible S5K or S2.5K, users can control L-Mount lens electronics through the Ember, Ember App for iOS/macOS or Ember HTTP API (coming soon).
Installation is simple to swap mounts on compatible Ember cameras. Remove four screws, plug in one connector, install four screws. Update your firmware and you're done!
This mount is to upgrade your existing Ember. If you don't have an Ember yet, you can pre-order the S5K with an L-Mount here.
Click the button above to check your hardware version by entering your serial number, to see if your Ember will work with the new mount without service at Freefly. You'll see an option to request a service if needed, or an option to add the mount to your cart for purchase.
- Size, protrusion from body: 12.7 mm
- Lens Functions
- Compatible with L-Mount Lenses
- Control over focus and iris through Ember camera interface, Ember iOS app, and HTTP API (coming soon!)
What Ember cameras does this work with?
- Ember S5K (manufactured in 2024+)
- Customers can install the Ember L-Mount in the field and update firmware for active lens control with L-Mount lenses.
- Ember S2.5K (2024+)
- Customers can install the Ember L-Mount in the field and update firmware for active lens control with L-Mount lenses.
- Ember S5K (manufactured in 2023)
- Most of these earlier cameras will need to come back to Freefly to have an internal component upgraded. The internal upgrade costs are covered by Freefly, you just need to pay for the new lens mount and shipping costs.
- If you want to install the mount yourself without the upgraded internals, there will be no electronic lens control and your success with the mount may vary. Contact Freefly Support (support@freeflysystems.com) for a custom order if you want to pursue this option.
Lenses
- Mechanically, any L-Mount lenses, with or without electronic internals
- Electronically, L-Mount lenses can be manually controlled (iris/focus) by Ember through camera and iOS/macOS app.