
Rokinon CV85M-C 85mm T1.5 Cine Lens Canon
Capture Cinematic Vision with Precision and ControlThe Rokinon CV85M-C 85mm Cine Lens is designed for DSLR video enthusiasts and cinematographers, offering outstanding image quality and specialized features for filmmaking. Focal Length: 85mm Aperture: t/1.5- t/22 (De-clicked) Lens Type: Fixed Com...
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Overview
Capture Cinematic Vision with Precision and Control
The Rokinon CV85M-C 85mm Cine Lens is designed for DSLR video enthusiasts and cinematographers, offering outstanding image quality and specialized features for filmmaking.
- Focal Length: 85mm
- Aperture: t/1.5- t/22 (De-clicked)
- Lens Type: Fixed
- Compatibility: Canon
- Aperture: De-clicked for smooth transitions
- Focusing: Internal, follow focus compatible
- Minimum Focusing Distance: 3.6-Feet
Key Features
Features the same outstanding quality as our Rokinon 85mm f/1.4 lens
Features De-clicked aperture to reduce noise and jerking motions, Aperture range t/1.5- t/22
Internal focusing mitigates lens breathing
Lens is follow focus compatible to enable the user to focus and use the aperture ring without interrupting video shooting
minimum focusing distance 3.6-Feet / Lens not zoomable / Lens not zoomable
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Delivers outstanding image quality, maintaining the high standards of the Rokinon 85mm f/1.4 lens.
- Features a de-clicked aperture mechanism to minimize noise and ensure smooth transitions during video recording.
- Offers a wide aperture range from t/1.5 to t/22, providing flexibility for various lighting conditions and depth of field control.
- The internal focusing design helps to mitigate lens breathing, which is crucial for professional video work.
- Fully compatible with follow focus systems, allowing for precise focus adjustments without disrupting video capture.
👎 Cons
- The lens is not zoomable, which requires physical repositioning for different focal lengths.
- A minimum focusing distance of 3.6 feet may be a limitation for very close-up shots.
- The de-clicked aperture, while beneficial for video, might be less intuitive for still photography requiring precise stops.
- Lacks autofocus capabilities, requiring manual focus adjustments for all shooting scenarios.
- Designed specifically for Canon mounts, which restricts its use with other camera systems.