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DZOFilm Pictor 20-55 and 50-125 Super35 lens kit

Cine Lenses

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$60.00

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A parfocal cine lens, the DZO Pictor 50 to 125mm T2.8 Super35 Parfocal Zoom Lens features a relatively fast maximum aperture of T2.8 with an aperture range of T2.8 to T22. As you would expect from a cinema-style zoom, the lens is parfocal, meaning it holds focus throughout the zoom range. The internal focus design with floating elements virtually eliminates focus breathing. It covers a Super35 image circle, comes standard with an interchangeable PL mount, and includes an EF mount. The 16-blade iris creates round out-of-focus highlights, which have a more natural appearance and contribute to the lens's natural-looking bokeh. The lens features cine-style gear rings on the focus, iris, and zoom lens rings, making it compatible with cine-style lens accessories such as follow focus units, lens motors, and lens control systems. The 95mm outer front diameter allows you to use a variety of compatible third-party matte boxes, and the lens has an 86mm filter thread. A lens support foot allows you to support the lens on rods to help reduce strain on your camera's lens port. Key Features Maintains focus throughout the zoom range Minimal breathing 16-blade iris produces round out-of-focus highlights T2.8 to T22 aperture 95mm front diameter Compatible with standard cine-style lens accessories Please note: The included EF mount doesn't work with Canon DSLRs or Booster-type Metbones EF adapters. Please make sure your camera is compatible.

Front cap PL mount Supporting base Case for shims Zoom lever (detachable) DZOFILM QC & Support Card Screws for PL bayonet (M2*5, 12pcs) 2,5mm hexegon driver (for supporting base) Shims * 1set (T0.3*1; T0.1*1; T0.05*1; T0.03*2; T0.02*2) EF rear cap PL rear cap Case for shims Supporting rod*2 Pictor Zoom Sticker T6 Trox driver (for bayonet) Screws for Supporting base (M3*8, 8pcs)

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