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NAB 2019: Consider the Tokina Vista and Vista One Primes

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Posted 04/10/19

The tag team of B&H’s Jake Estes, and Ryan Avery, from Tokina, discuss the new Tokina Vista One and Vista Prime lenses, at NAB 2019. The aptly named Vista series covers not only full frame but up to VistaVision and 65mm sensors, and boasts cine-standard gearing, minimal or no aberration, and a fast T1.5 maximum aperture across the six-lens set. Watch the video to learn how the limited-edition Vista One primes’ single-coated front elements produce arty flares and soft-blooming highlights while retaining sharper resolution than traditional uncoated flare lenses. Read B&H Photo’s Tokina Vista announcement for more details on these exciting new prime lenses from Tokina. Keep up with our NAB 2019 coverage at BandH.com.

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Hands-On Review: Canon Sumire Prime PL Cinema Lenses

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Posted 04/02/19

Canon has developed a completely new line of fast PL-mount cinema primes, named Sumire, which are designed for beautiful rendering characteristics as they approach wide open. Jake Estes, from B&H, took this set of full-frame lenses out for a test shoot with the Canon C700 FF and shared his thoughts. The set included a 14mm T3.1, 20mm T1.5, 24mm T1.5, 35mm T1.5, 50mm T1.3, 85mm T1.3, and 135mm T2.2. More fun and informational videos can be found at BandH.com.

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New Sigma Cine Lenses: How Good Are They?

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Posted 03/18/19

Cinematographer Mark Raker gets his hands on Sigma’s FF high-speed prime focal lenses and pairs them with a Canon C700 shooting at 5.9K and a Sony A7S II shooting at 4K. With specs like a 95mm front diameter, 0.8 moduling, focus scales with 180-degree barrel rotation, and a rotational angle of 60 degrees for the iris ring, Raker shows how adding these lenses to your cinema collection will give you uncompromised versatility for any project you shoot. Check out more of our videos for great features and footage.

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