When a broadcast lens fails on set, every minute matters. Alpine Optics primarily service Canon and Fujinon broadcast lenses, with limited service available for other brands depending on the specific model and parts availability. We work with television stations, independent broadcasters, rental houses, film studios, and production companies across the USA.
Every lens is evaluated at our facility and serviced according to its specific repair requirements. Work is performed in HEPA-clean workstations, followed by image-quality testing that can include MTF/sharpness and chromatic aberration using Alpine’s proprietary, in-house developed testing systems. Repairs include a 3-month written warranty covering the specific fault repaired. When a replacement part has been discontinued, our technicians can often machine
a custom replacement in-house, keeping lenses in service that would otherwise be
retired.
Full-service repair for supported Canon Broadcast and ENG lenses, including focus ring repair, zoom mechanism service, and precision back focus adjustment. Image Stabilization (IS) issues are not serviced.
Back focus (flange focal distance) issues can affect focus accuracy and zoom tracking in professional broadcast lenses. We provide precise back focus adjustment and calibration to help restore proper lens performance.
Professional repair and calibration services for broadcast, ENG, Cine, and Studio Box lenses, with service availability depending on the specific lens and repair requirements. Nationwide service is available, with a 3-month written warranty covering the specific fault repaired.
Most broadcast and ENG lens repairs are handled case by case, with turnaround depending on the repair required and parts availability. When parts are not needed, some repairs may be completed within approximately 5–10 business days with advance notice of the required completion date.
Yes. Fujinon and Canon are our primary broadcast lens brands. We service supported ENG, EFP, and EC-series Fujinon lenses, along with Canon broadcast and Cine Servo lenses.
Back focus (flange focal distance) is the precise distance from the lens mount to the sensor/imager plane. When this drifts — from impact, wear, or a mount change — your lens will appear soft, especially at long focal lengths. Back focus calibration corrects this and is one of the most common broadcast lens repairs we perform.
Yes. We service Zoom Demand units, Focus Control units, and Servo units used with
professional broadcast lens systems, with a primary focus on Canon and Fujinon.
Each unit is evaluated based on its specific fault and repair requirements.
Yes. We accept mail-in lens repairs from TV stations, film studios, production houses, churches, and independent broadcasters across the United States. Customers can contact us for shipping and packaging guidance to help ensure their lens arrives safely for evaluation and service.
All repairs come with a 3-month written warranty covering the specific fault repaired.
Each lens is returned with a written service report documenting the work completed
and post-repair test results.
Yes. We specialize in restoring broadcast and ENG lenses damaged by salt water,
sand, moisture, dust, and fungal or mold contamination. All cleaning is performed in
our HEPA-clean workstations to prevent recontamination during assembly.
We specialize in Canon and Fujinon Broadcast lenses, with limited service availability for select other professional lens brands depending on the specific model and parts availability.
2260 Hendersonville Hwy, Pisgah Forest, NC. 28768
828-884-5822
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