Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 EF Mount (Imperial Focus Scale)

This Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 wide-angle lens is an innovative ultra-crisp works-on-everything solution that meets all your cinema and motion imaging capture requirements. Featuring 14 glass elements in 13 groups and several multi-coatings, this lens is specially designed to produce detailed and ?tunn?ngl? ?h?r? ?m?g?s. It comes with a focal length of 35mm and has the same focus rotation, front barrel diameter, form factor, and lens gear position as the other prime lenses in the same series. This makes changing lenses during a shoot quick and easy. The barrel of the lens offers a smooth rotation range of 300° for an enhanced shooting experience. With the T1.5 maximum aperture, this lens is ideal for shooting in a low-light condition. It is meticulously constructed using superior-grade materials for a perfect combination of durability and strength. It is designed with ease of use and portability in mind.

Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale) Key Features:

• Impressively fast and versatile T1.5 maximum aperture
• Covers standard-sized full-frame sensors easily with its 46.7 mm image circle
• Produces sharp and clear images even when recording at full 8K resolution
• Clear markings on both sides of the lens barrel for easy readability
• Smooth, de-clicked, 9-bladed iris produces smooth and unfussy bokeh
• Same gear positioning on the focus and iris rings and front lens diameters
• Dramatically reduced focus breathing for no perceptible change in image magnification
• Manual iris with a smooth click-less movement for smooth exposure adjustments
• Exceptional performance even in low-light environments
• Focus ring travels through about 300 degrees for consistent focusing
• The front filter thread on the lens accommodates 112mm filters
• Compact and lightweight design for easy portability
• Available in Canon EF and PL mount options
• Focus scale marked in feet

Expanded Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale) Key Features:

Practical Threading on the Front

This revolutionary Tokina Cinema Vista lens has a threaded section on the front that allows you to use 112mm screw-on filters to enhance the final look of your image. Camera operators can add filters over the lens without taking up a filter stage in a matte box. Just directly mount and screw it onto the front of the lens and then you are free to move around without having to reattach and detach.

Super Fast T1.5 Aperture

The aperture of a lens operates like the pupil of an eye and is opened and closed mechanically. The Tokina Cinema Vista series cine lens features a maximum T stop of 1.5 that makes it perfect for that shallow depth of field. That shallow depth of field enables you to produce pictures with a sharp subject and soft, blurred background. When your subjects are isolated from your background like this, it gives them significance. It also helps you to shoot in low light situations.

Minimised Focus Breathing

The shifting of the angle of view of a lens when changing the focus is known as breathing. This lens is designed to minimise the degree of this phenomena, making it an ideal pick for a macro, architecture, or landscape photographer who wants to focus stack images when shooting subjects from close focus to infinity.

What's in the box?

• 1 x Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale)
• 1 x Front Lens Cap
• 1 x Rear Lens Cap

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FAQs:

What does 46.7mm image circle coverage mean for the Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5?

The Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 provides 46.7mm image circle coverage for use on full-frame sensors and even on the slightly wider-than-full frame RED WEAPON 8K's 40.96 x 21.60mm sensor.

Is the lens compatible with the Panasonic Varicam LT cinema camera?

The Tokina Cinema Vista 35mm T1.5 is compatible with Panasonic Cinema VariCam LT.

What does the focal length of a lens mean?

The focal length of a lens is an optical property of the lens. It measures the distance between the camera's sensor (or film plane) and the optical centre of the lens. Focal length describes the angle of view of a lens. That is, how much of a scene before us the lens captures.