DZOFILM
DZOFILM Pictor Zoom 12-25/20-55/50-125mm T2.8 Parfocal Cine 3-Lens Kit PL/EF Black
A three-lens cine kit covers 12 to 125 mm at a constant T2.8 aperture with parfocal focus and a 31.5 mm image circle for Super 35 sensors
- Three lenses span 12 to 125 mm for wide-to-telephoto coverage
- Constant T2.8 aperture holds exposure across every zoom position
- Parfocal design keeps focus locked while zooming
- Super 35 format with 31.5 mm image circle delivers edge-to-edge clarity
- Internal focus with floating elements suppresses focus breathing
Three-lens kit covering 12–125 mm
The DZOFILM Pictor Zoom kit combines 12–25 mm, 20–55 mm and 50–125 mm parfocal zooms in a single case. Each lens maintains a constant T2.8 aperture across its entire range. The set is built for Super 35 sensors with a 31.5 mm image circle and mounts to PL or Canon EF cameras.
Replaces multiple prime sets
Instead of swapping fixed focal lengths on set, one kit spans ultrawide through telephoto with matched colour and handling. The jump is worth it when a production needs continuous zoom control without losing focus or exposure consistency. Not for shooters who only need a single focal length or who work exclusively on full-frame sensors.
Parfocal hold under sustained zoom
Internal focus with floating elements keeps the focal plane steady while zooming through a take, so focus pulls stay accurate over long rehearsals and multiple takes. The constant T2.8 aperture means exposure does not shift when the focal length changes, even during extended scenes.
Highlights
- Three lenses span 12 to 125 mm for wide-to-telephoto coverage
- Constant T2.8 aperture holds exposure across every zoom position
- Parfocal design keeps focus locked while zooming
- Super 35 format with 31.5 mm image circle delivers edge-to-edge clarity
- Internal focus with floating elements suppresses focus breathing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which camera mounts do the three Pictor Zoom lenses support?
The kit includes interchangeable mounts for PL and Canon EF, so each of the 12-25mm, 20-55mm and 50-125mm lenses can be fitted to either mount.
What is the correct sequence for attaching the mount and setting the back-focus on these lenses?
Remove the rear cap, secure the desired PL or EF mount using the supplied screws, then adjust the back-focus shims while checking focus at both 12mm and 125mm ends before locking the setting.
How often should the internal floating-element groups be checked for focus-breathing drift?
The internal focus mechanism with floating elements is factory-calibrated; no user-serviceable adjustment is required, so routine cleaning of the front and rear glass is the only scheduled maintenance.
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