DZOFilm 50-125mm T2.8 Pictor Zoom Lens

Description

Dzofilm is devoted to exploring the aesthetic of film and design of optics. Both mechanics and optics are designed to be compact and versatile, allowing users to enjoy the smooth and precise operation and every shooting moment with Pictor Zoom.

Parfocal Design

Center image stays sharp during zooming in or out – no matter from close-up to wide shot or rapidly zooming out to long shot, Thanks to Parfocal design, focus keeps still all the way along.

Minimal Breathing

Thanks to the floating structure, the breathing of Pictor Zoom lenses is negligible during focusing.

Versatile and Ultra compact

At just 1.6kg (3.5 lbs), Pictor Zoom can be easily mounted on crane, jib, tripod, ROV or other moving platforms, and provides safer and more efficient work methods by reducing heavy lifting.

Gentle Sharpness & Vivid Look

From feature film, commercial, to documentary, Pictor Zoom captures crisp details while expressing organic look and cinematic texture.

Dreamatic Bokeh & Esthetic Transition

Soft bokeh generated by 16 blades T2.8 iris. Natural transition from focus to de-focus, conveying ambience and highlighting the subject.

Consistent Design & Higher Efficiency

Highly consistent in colour and mechanical control, satisfies most shooting demands.Efficient control in same ergonomics with standard M0.8 gear pitch. Multiple ways of mounting follow focus, speeds up your shooting.

Interchangeable mount system

PL mount system lens with an extra EF bayonet included in the package.

Features:

Smooth and precise operation

Gentle Sharpness & Vivid Look

Soft bokeh generated by 16 blades T2.8 iris

Natural transition from focus to de-focus

Minimal Breathing

Versatile and Ultra compact

Standard M0.8 Gear Pitch

270 deg Focus Rotation Angle

All-metal Mechanical Parts

Focal Length: 50-125mm

Max Aperture: T/2.8

Lens Format: Super 35

Lens Type: Telephoto Zoom

Lens Mount: Canon EF / PL Mount

Features:

Interchangeable Lens Mount

Parfocal

Scale: Metric

Type: Cine / Video