DZOFILM Catta 35-80mm T2.9 Cine Lens Sony E Black
Full-frame cine zoom covering 35-80mm with constant T2.9 aperture and 16-blade iris for rounded bokeh
- Full-frame coverage delivers exceptional clarity and sharpness for professional video production
- 35-80mm zoom range provides versatile framing without frequent lens changes on set
- T2.9 aperture enables beautiful bokeh and strong low-light performance with precise depth control
- 16-bladed iris creates rounded bokeh for exquisite texture and gentle subject separation
- Superior breathing control minimises focus-shift distortion during zoom for smooth cinematic shots
Professional Cine Zoom Lens
The DZOFILM Catta 35-80mm T2.9 is a full-frame cine lens built for Sony E-mount cameras. It serves cinematographers who need a single, high-quality zoom to cover a versatile focal range without swapping glass on set.
Replaces Multiple Prime Lenses
This zoom covers 35mm to 80mm at a constant T2.9 aperture, letting operators move from wide establishing shots to tight close-ups without changing lenses. The jump is worth it when production speed and consistent colour matching across focal lengths matter more than the absolute speed of dedicated primes.
Consistent Performance Under Load
Superior breathing control keeps framing stable while racking focus or zooming during long takes. The 16-bladed iris maintains rounded bokeh throughout the T2.9 to T22 range, and robust mechanical construction preserves optical alignment and smooth operation across extended shooting days.
How it compares
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- Price $1,231.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 328 comparable items (median $313.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What Sony E-mount cameras does the 35-80mm T2.9 lens cover?
The Catta 35-80mm T2.9 is a full-frame cine lens built for Sony E-mount bodies, so it covers full-frame sensors and works in APS-C crop mode on the same mount.
How do I attach the lens and what step do people miss?
Align the white mounting index on the lens barrel with the index on the camera, twist clockwise until it clicks, then remove the rear cap; the step often missed is leaving the rear cap on after the lens locks.
When will the 16-blade iris or focus mechanism need service?
The 16-blade iris and internal mechanics are built for cinema durability; routine cleaning of the front and rear elements is the only regular maintenance, while iris or focus servicing is only required after heavy professional use or impact.
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