Tokina Cinema Vista-P 105mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 29mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P135mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 65mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 40mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 21mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 180mm T1.9 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 25mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 18mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 85mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 50mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Tokina Cinema Vista-P 35mm T1.5 Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet)
- Full-Frame Coverage | T1.5-22 Aperture
- Swirly Bokeh, Petzval-Type Effect
- 0.8 MOD Gears | 300° Focus Rotation
- Vintage Look with Sharper Resolution
Learning About Cinema Lenses
Cinema lenses record continuous motion and produce high-quality videos for filmmaking. From build quality to focal length, cine lenses come in different configurations. Therefore, it's important to understand their specific features in order to make the right buying decision. If you're a beginner filmmaker, consider used cine lenses.
Features of Cine Lenses
1. Accurate Focus Control
Cine lenses have the ability to focus on moving objects and smoothly toggle focus from one subject to another. You can easily keep moving subjects in focus by gently adjusting the focus ring and following through as the subjects move. The focus ring rotates past 270 degrees to give you a sufficient focus throw.
2. Beautiful Optical Quality
A cine lens offers exceptional image quality even in poor light. It also produces sharp images across the frame. With these lenses, you won't have to worry about chromatic aberrations, vignetting, and barrel distortion.
3. Internal Zoom Control
A cine lens gives you full control when zooming in and out without changing length because the focal distance adjusts internally. This offers great convenience when shooting, especially when the camera rig is on a stabilizer system.
4. Light and Aperture Control
A cine lens has iris rings that regulate the amount of light passing through the lens, allowing you to adjust aperture and exposure smoothly without any clicking.
Different Types of Cinema Lenses
Choose cine lenses according to your intended use. Zoom lenses are great if you're looking for something with adjustable focal length. Cinema prime lenses, on the other hand, have a fixed focal length and don't allow you to zoom in and out. Telephoto lenses are great options for filming at a distance, while wide-angle lenses allow you to capture expansive scenes. Macro lenses allow you to film microscopic subjects in incredible detail.



