DZOFILM Pavo 2x anamorphic Prime C set macro 65mm/180mm T2.8, 135mm T2.5 -Neutral Coating- PL&EF mount (metric)

The Pavo 2x Anamorphic Cinematic Lenses with two different coatings boasts great appeal and friendliness for filmmakers who are keen for creating wide-screen videos. Moreover, this brand new series of DZOFILM in all-metal body adopting a blend of black and space gray prides itself on catering to medium-to-high-budget production. Consisting of 9 lenses from 28mm to 180mm, they can also work well with full-frame cameras if paired with the DZOFILM Marlin expanders.

Creating An Immersive World of Visual Storytelling
Combing Super 35 and a 2x squeeze factor, the Pavo Series are veritable anamorphic lenses, being compatible with various cinema cameras and providing alluring waterfall bokeh. The 2x compressive factor offers a broader FOV, presenting more details directors would like to express through background with protagonist's natural reproduction on screen.

Featuring Tableaux of Distinctiveness And Texture
With the design of blue and neutral coating, the Pavo lenses generate horizontal blue or other different flares under multiple lighting sources, creating tableaux of mesmerizing and cinematic scenes while maintaining clarity. Apart from outstandingly controlling classic barrel distortion featured by anamorphic lenses, the Pavo Series also excels in minimizing chromatic aberration even under wide open, and reproducing natural skin complexion and vibrant colors.

Inspiring More Creations Possible
Breaking the stereotype of bulky anamorphic lenses, the solid yet lightweight Pavo weighing 1.2-1.95kg with a front diameter of only 95mm is easy to carry and suitable to apply in drones and Steadicam shooting. The minimum focus distances across all focus lengths are shorter than we expected in general anamorphic lenses, enlarging possibilities to bring out as diverse scenarios as possible.

Convenient Back Focus Adjustment
PAVO lenses feature a built-in back-focus adjustment, enabling precise adjustment while adapting to different cameras or changing mounts, making the workflow more efficient and fast.