DZOFilm CATTA Ace FF 35-80 & 70-135mm T2.9 Zoom Lens PL/EF Bundle Black
Add two full-frame zoom lenses to your production kit to cover many focal lengths and cameras with this CATTA Ace FF 35-80 & 70-135mm T2.9 Zoom lens package from DZOFilm. The kit contains a CATTA Ace full-frame 35-80 mm zoom lens, a CATTA Ace full-frame 70-135 mm zoom lens, two front lens caps, two rear lids, PL & EF bayonets, two EF rear lids, two shimsets, two support bases and two support rods . With the included EF mounting kits, you can replace the PL brackets without having to intervene from the manufacturer. A safety case is also included to store and transport the entire bundle.
Lightweight Design
Lighter than ever, the 35-80mm T/2.9 weighs only 1.53kg, and the 70-135mm T/2.9 clocks in at under 1.6kg. To achieve our lightest ever weight, we used polycarbonate and glass fibre when creating the shell. These cinema zoom lenses would be a great choice for live shows, documentaries, vehicle mounting and gun operation as well as in independent cinema. This is largely due to its precise parfocal design and easy application with gimbals such as the Ronin S2 and Crane 3s. As a result, these lenses are perfect for applications involving rapid movement.
Round Bokeh and Fine Details
The aperture consists of a diaphragm of 16 blades ranging from T/2.9-T/22. As a result, the Catta lenses produce round and smooth bokeh with a natural transition of image. The incredibly close focal distance enables users to shoot clear details and characteristics of the subject, with an admirable depth of field.
Authentic Colour Reproduction
The Catta zooms are inspired by the design philosophy of a natural, original and real look. As a result, these lenses reproduce the real world onto a full frame sensor. By reflecting the realistic, the post-production process is eased for creativity rather than correction.
Better Breathing Control Than Ever
Staying consistent, our latest addition to the DZOfilm family offers minimal breathing. With our Catta range, you notice a better performance when racking focus as the breathing has been rendered invisible. Take your focus off the focus and prioritise composition when shooting, as the edge of frame remains consistent.
