
Samyang SYCV85M-C 85mm T1.5 Cine Lens Canon
Elevate Your Video Production with Cine PrecisionIntroducing the Samyang 85mm T1.5 Cine Lens, meticulously crafted for DSLR video enthusiasts and cinematographers. Experience exceptional image quality akin to the standard Samyang 24mm F1.4 lens, now enhanced with de-clicked apertures and follow f...
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Overview
Elevate Your Video Production with Cine Precision
Introducing the Samyang 85mm T1.5 Cine Lens, meticulously crafted for DSLR video enthusiasts and cinematographers. Experience exceptional image quality akin to the standard Samyang 24mm F1.4 lens, now enhanced with de-clicked apertures and follow focus compatibility for seamless video creation.
- De-clicked Aperture: Smooth, silent aperture adjustments eliminate noise and unwanted movement during recording.
- Follow Focus Compatibility: Designed for easy integration with industry-standard follow focus systems.
- Minimum Focusing Distance: Achieve sharp focus from as close as 3.6 feet.
- Optical Excellence: Delivers the same outstanding image quality found in the Rokinon 85mm F/1.4 lens.
- Optimized for Video: Engineered specifically for professional and enthusiast video use.
Key Features
Same outstanding optical quality as Rokinon 85mm F/1.4 lens
Features De-clicked aperture to reduce noise and movement
Best suited for video use
Lens is follow focus compatible
Minimum Focusing distance - 3.6 ft.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Delivers the same outstanding optical quality as the Rokinon 85mm F/1.4 lens, ensuring sharp images
- Features a de-clicked aperture, which allows for smooth and silent adjustments during video recording
- Optimized and best suited for video use, making it an excellent choice for filmmakers
- Offers follow focus compatibility, enabling precise and repeatable focus pulling in production
- The minimum focusing distance of 3.6 ft allows for relatively close-up shots, adding versatility
👎 Cons
- The fixed 85mm focal length may limit creative options compared to zoom lenses
- No information is provided about autofocus capabilities; typically, cine lenses are manual focus
- Specific T-stop range is not detailed, though it shares optical quality with an F/1.4 lens
- Lacks details on filter size, which is an important consideration for lens accessories
- No mention of full frame coverage or angle of view, which impacts its application on different sensor sizes