Tokina Cinema Vista 50mm T1.5 EF Mount (Imperial Focus Scale)

With 8K shooting on the horizon, the Tokina Cinema Vista 50mm T1.5 lens is ready and capable of keeping up with high-resolution cameras. It has a T1.5 maximum aperture, precise manual control, and 9-bladed iris offering a natural-looking bokeh effect that provides a careful creative expression. Showcasing a combination of practical and sophisticated design, the lens features all-metal cine-style housing with a geared focus to ensure years of durability. With a huge 46.7 mm image circle, it is designed to cover standard-sized full-frame sensors easily. It has the same front barrel diameter, lens gear position, and form factor as other lenses in the series, allowing you to switch between the lenses quickly. The exceptional optical capabilities have been packed into a lightweight and reasonably sized lens body for ease of operation and storage. It is one of the finest lenses on the market to produce detail-rich and stunningly sharp images.

Tokina Cinema Vista 50mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale) Key Features:

• A de-clicked, smooth, 9-bladed, curved iris for producing a pleasing bokeh
• Suitable for use in low-light conditions & using shallow depth-of-field
• Low chromatic aberration and low distortion for high-quality pictures
• Practical threading on the front for accommodating 112mm screw-on filters
• Near zero focus breathing during focus pulls for an exceptional operation
• Focus rotation angle of approx. 300 degrees for consistently accurate focusing
• 46.7 mm image circle that covers standard-sized full-frame sensors
• Clear markings on both sides of the barrel for added convenience
• Consistent front lens diameter as other lenses in the Tokina series
• Lightweight and compact design for easy portability
• Premium-quality materials for a robust construction
• Available in Canon EF and PL mount options
• Focus scale marked in feet

Expanded Tokina Cinema Vista 50mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale) Key Features:

Quality Construction

Built to match Tokina's high quality standards, this 50mm T1.5 camera lens is meticulously crafted from the finest quality materials to offer a perfect balance of strength and performance. This unit features 13 glass elements in 10 groups and various multi-coatings that help to produce detail-rich, crisp, and clear images. The all-metal cine-style housing with geared focus makes it perfect for use in a variety of shooting situations.

Pleasing Bokeh

This prime lens features a de-clicked, smooth, 9-bladed, curved iris that helps to create a natural-looking bokeh by limiting the amount of light that hits the image sensor. Bokeh makes pictures visually appealing, making us focus attention on a particular area of the image.

Fast T1.5 Aperture

This lens has a fast T1.5 aperture that helps to overcome optical challenges and reduce chromatic aberration. It is really helpful when you need to use a fast shutter speed (for example, in wildlife or even sports photography) as well as in low-light situations (for example, if you need to shoot indoors but can't use a flash).

What's in the box?

• 1 x Tokina Cinema Vista 50mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale)
• 1 x Front Lens Cap
• 1 x Rear Lens Cap

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FAQs:

What is Tokina Cinema Vista 50mm T1.5 good for?

The Tokina Cinema Vista lens features a focal length of 50mm, which offers a similar field of vision to our own eyes, meaning you can shoot what you see. This will also capture human faces without distorting them into unnatural proportions. You can use it for architecture photography, city?????s, nightscapes, landscapes, street photography, and more.

What does T1.5 aperture mean and what is its purpose?

Think of aperture like your eyes: When the eye is fully opened then all of the light comes through to the pupil and when you squint, less light enters the pupil. So, an aperture is just a hole that controls how much light comes through the camera lens to fall on the sensor. It not only affects the depth of field but the brightness of the image too. Fast T1.5 maximum aperture enables working in low-light situations and provides better control over focus placement for shallow depth-of-field applications.

What is the basic difference between EF mount and PL mount? Which mounting is available for this lens?

EF stands for ‘electro-focus' and PL stands for ‘positive-lock'. ARRI PL mount is a sturdy workhorse in the cinema ecosystem with a reputation for performance and the Canon's EF mount is a modern, electronic system that has the ability to autofocus. The interchangeable Tokina 50mm T1.5 Cinema lens is available in both Canon EF and PL mounts.