Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 PL Mount (Imperial Focus Scale)

This revolutionary Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 offers cinematographers a new short telephoto in a practical focal length. It comes with a 46.7mm image circle for covering full-frame sensors easily and providing sharp images when recording at full 8K resolution. Featuring a fast T1.5 aperture, this lens can be used for shallow depth of field effects as well as low-light capture. The 300-degree focus barrel rotation allows consistently accurate focusing even when pulling focus during shots. The use of lens coatings and aspherical elements help to limit chromatic aberrations, which further helps to produce optimal image quality. It is made from top-quality materials that make it durable and strong. Moreover, it also features a 9-bladed, curved iris to offer round, out-of-focus highlights for visually appealing bokeh. It weighs approximately 2.37 kg, so you can carry it with you on any adventure you want.

Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale) Key Features:

• Dual-sided focus markings for easy readability
• Designed with a 9-bladed, curved iris to produce a natural-looking bokeh
• All-metal lens housing with 0.8 MOD gears for excellent durability
• Use of aspherical elements and lens coatings to limit chromatic aberrations
• Produces low-distortion, high-resolution images for your cinema-style capture
• 300-degree focus barrel rotation for precise and smooth focus pulls
• Near-zero focus breathing during focus pulls for added convenience
• Perfect for shooting in low-light situations
• High-speed aperture for all those shallow depth-of-field effects
• Shares the same 114mm front diameter as other lenses in the series
• Compatible with almost any matt box design
• Showcases a perfect combination of practical features and compact design
• Available in Canon EF and PL mount options
• Focus scale marked in feet

Expanded Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale) Key Features:

Quick On-Set Lens Changes

This lens has the same front barrel diameter, lens gear position, and form factor as the other Tokina Cinema Vista prime series, making lens switching convenient and quick. This is helpful when you are shooting wildlife or any photography that involves a quick response. Moreover, it also shares the same highly tuned optical performance and exacting build quality.

Clear and Easy-to-read Markings

This lens features markings on both sides of the barrel, which makes it convenient to read aperture and focus settings from either side of the camera as well as from behind as well. Precise focus marking on the lens will help you get pinpoint focus throughout your shoot.

Sharper Image Quality

The use of a single focal length of 65mm, modern coatings, and aspherical elements help to ensure there is less aberration or distortion. This helps to create sharper, better quality images. It is known for its advanced optics and quality, delivering nicely corrected images.

What's in the box?

• 1 x Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 (Imperial Focus Scale)
• 1 x Front Lens Cap
• 1 x Rear Lens Cap

FAQs:

Is Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 compatible with Canon C300/C300 MKII?

This lens is compatible with a variety of cameras including Canon C300/C300 MKII RED Monstro, RED Gemini, RED Komodo, Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema 6K, Canon C100/C100 MKII, Canon C500, Canon C700 MKII, Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro 4.6K (G2), Canon C200/C200 MKII, Panasonic EVA1, and more. You can use it for architecture photography, city?????s, nightscapes, landscapes, street photography, and more.

What does bokeh mean and how can I use it in photography?

Bokeh is the pleasing or aesthetic quality of the out-of-focus blur in photographs. The most photographed subjects showing great examples of bokeh are portraits. You can also use it to capture close-up and macro images of flowers and other objects in nature.

Can I use this lens for focus stacking purposes?

Specially designed to lessen the degree of focus breathing, the Tokina Cinema Vista 65mm T1.5 is useful for professional cinematographers who want to focus stack images when shooting subjects from close focus to infinity. This makes it suitable for focus stacking purposes.