DZOFilm Catta 70-135mm T2.9 E-Mount Cine Zoom Lens (Black).
Lighter, Stronger, Stay Focused
As light as ever, the 70mm-135mm T/2.9 less than 1.6kg. Manage to decrease the weight, we choose to use polycarbonate and glassfiber on this shell with strict tolerance. Extremely portable for changing field of view frequently. These cinema zoom lenses would be a great choice for Live show, indie filmmaking, vehicles shooting, documentaries and gun shooting scenarios with precise parfocal design. And it is easily applicable with gimbal like Ronin s2 and Crane 3s etc. when shot on rapidly moving scenes.
Round Bokeh and Fine Details
With 16 blades of diaphragm and an aperture range of T2.9-T22, Catta produces round and smooth bokeh with natural transition of image. The extremely close focus distance helps users to shoot clear details and characteristics of the subject.
Authentic Color Reproduction
Embraced the design philosophy of natural, original and real, Catta Zoom lenses reproduce the real world on that small yet comprehensive sensor. To record the realistic scenes and make it easier to color mixing in post-production.
Better Breathing Control Than Ever
Same as it ever was minimal breathing in DZOFILM cine lenses, this time you can find a better performance in Catta. Invisible breathing during racking focus.
Focus along the journey, the edge of frame always keeps same, making audience immerse in the plot deeply.
Plug-in Filter--Unlock the Secret of Mirage
Loaded with 77mm detachable front filter design, Catta Zoom lenses are also equipped with plug-in rear filter, adding amusement to shooting experience, allowing users to change rear ND/ UV/ Streak/ Mist filter freely.
Standard Mechanics and Aesthetic Design
The specifications and craftsmanship are completely based on the unified standards of cinema-grade lenses. The manual focus range of 270 Degree , gives users a smooth operating experience. The mechanical and optical construction of these two lenses are identical, a perfect combination of wide angle and telephoto with zero difference for perfect articulation.
