Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema Sony E
Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema is a professional cine lens with vintage-inspired aesthetics and modern optical performance.
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Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema Sony E
Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema (Sony E) — A professional cinema lens with vintage-inspired aesthetics
The Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema lens for Sony E mount combines vintage-inspired image rendering with modern cinema mechanics. This lens is perfect for filmmakers looking for a stylized visual character in their productions. With its fast T1.5 aperture, it is particularly useful in low light and creates a beautiful, soft bokeh that gives films a distinct look.
Optical character and image rendering
Vista-P primes are designed to emphasize lower contrast and a vintage-like aesthetic, all while maintaining precise optical performance. The special construction increases the distances between lens elements, enhancing spherical distortion and producing the swirling background effect typical of Petzval-like bokeh. Despite this, the lens delivers sharp central resolution and controls chromatic aberration, ensuring that images maintain high quality even with modern large-format cinema cameras.
The large T1.5 aperture and the 9-blade curved iris allow you to create a shallow depth of field and a soft, rounded bokeh. This is particularly useful when shooting in poor lighting conditions. Additionally, the optical tuning minimizes focus breathing, making transitions during focus pulls smooth and predictable.
Large format coverage and resolution
The Vista-P lenses have an image circle of 46.7 mm, allowing them to cover full-frame, VistaVision, and digital 65 mm sensors. This makes them suitable for high-resolution recording up to 8K. With this coverage, the lenses provide reduced contrast and a more characterful rendering towards the edges, while maintaining high resolution in the center of the image.
Mechanical design and usability
The mechanical design of the Vista-P series is characterized by a robust cinema housing made of all-metal and consistent ergonomics across the focal lengths. The lenses are equipped with 0.8 MOD focus and iris gears as well as approximately 300° focus rotation, supporting precise and repeatable focus pulls. All lenses in the series have a consistent front diameter of 114 mm and a 112 mm front filter thread, making it easy to quickly swap lenses when using matte boxes and FIZ systems.
The Vista-P line is offered both as new lenses and as modifications of existing Vista Primes, providing a fantastic opportunity for productions already invested in the Vista ecosystem to upgrade their equipment.
Who this lens is for
The Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 is the perfect choice for filmmakers who want a stylized bokeh expression within a robust large-format cinema workflow. It is ideal for feature films, music videos, commercials, and all types of productions that benefit from a vintage-inspired, lower contrast rendering while maintaining modern mechanical reliability.
Key features
- Vintage-like aesthetics: Lower contrast rendering with strong spherical distortion and swirling Petzval-type bokeh.
- Fast aperture: T1.5 maximum aperture for low light work.
- Robust design: All-metal housing with ergonomic use for cinema productions.
- High-resolution recording: Coverage for full-frame and 65 mm sensors, suitable for up to 8K.
Frequently asked questions
What is the aperture of the Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema?
The aperture is T1.5, which makes the lens particularly useful in low light.
What type of bokeh does this lens create?
The lens creates a beautiful, soft bokeh that gives films a distinctive look.
What is the image circle for the Tokina Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Cinema?
The lens has an image circle of 46.7 mm, which allows it to cover full-frame, VistaVision, and digital 65 mm sensors.
How is the mechanical design of the Vista-P series?
The mechanical design is characterized by a robust cine housing made of full metal and consistent ergonomics throughout the focal length.
