DZOFILM Catta 75-135mm T2.9 Cine Lens Sony E Black
Full-frame telephoto zoom covering 75-135mm with constant T2.9 aperture, 16 iris blades and 240-degree focus rotation for precise cinematic control
- Full-frame coverage with 43.5mm image circle
- 75-135mm zoom range for versatile framing
- T2.9 aperture and 16 iris blades for cinematic bokeh
- 240-degree focus rotation for precise manual control
- Minimal focus breathing maintains consistent framing
Full-frame cine zoom for Sony E-mount
The DZOFILM Catta 75-135mm T2.9 covers a 43.5mm image circle, making it suitable for full-frame sensors on Sony E-mount cameras. It serves cinematographers and photographers who need a versatile telephoto zoom for portraits, interviews, and narrative work without changing lenses.
Consistent exposure through the zoom range
The lens maintains a constant T2.9 aperture from 75mm to 135mm, so exposure stays stable while zooming during a take. Sixteen iris blades produce round, smooth bokeh at wide apertures, and minimal focus breathing keeps framing steady when racking focus between subjects.
Precise manual control with standard cine ergonomics
A 240-degree focus rotation gives operators fine control for accurate focus pulls. The lens is built for professional daily use with geared focus and zoom rings that fit standard follow-focus systems, and the Sony E mount provides a secure, native connection without adapters.
How it compares
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- Price $1,210.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 328 comparable items (median $313.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How quiet is the 75-135mm T2.9 zoom during long interview takes?
The lens uses a manual focus ring with 240-degree rotation and a stepless iris with 16 blades, so there are no internal motors to generate noise while recording.
What camera mount does the Catta 75-135mm T2.9 need to function?
It is built for Sony E-mount cameras and covers a 43.5mm image circle, so a full-frame or Super35 E-mount body is required.
Will the 75-135mm T2.9 work with my existing follow-focus gear?
The focus ring provides a 240-degree throw for precise manual control, and the front diameter is consistent across the Catta series for standard matte-box clamping.
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