A parfocal cine lens, the DZO 20-70mm T2.9 MFT Lens from DZOFilm is designed to maintain focus as you zoom in or out. Although parfocal lenses can have some small focus changes, the amount is minimal and you can keep overall focus consistency throughout the zoom range.

In addition to this, the lens has near-zero breathing, ensuring consistency in framing, and it provides rounded highlights thanks to a 12-blade iris. True to its cine design, it has a focus rotation of 270° and offers 26 focus marks along the range. Also, back focus adjustment of 19.2mm in small increments allows you to efficiently switch this lens between different MFT-mount cameras. The lens has a durable all-metal housing.

Maintains Focus Throughout Zoom Range    Near-Zero Breathing    12-Blade Iris    31" Minimum Focus Distance    270° Focus Rotation with 26 Focus Marks    Imperial Focus Markings    Back Focus Adjustment    80mm Front Diameter    All-Metal Housing

• Maintains focus throughout zoom range
• Minimal breathing
• 12-blade iris; rounded highlights
• T2.9-T22 aperture
• 270° focus rotation with 26 focus marks
• 31" minimum focus distance
• Imperial focus markings
• All-metal housing
• Back focus adjustment for use with different cameras (19.2mm adjustable by +/-0.3mm adjustment)
• 100° zoom rotation
• 70° iris rotation
• 80mm front diameter
• 0.8 MOD

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what lens support do you suggest when using this lens on the og bmpcc with a cage?

A: Lens support options would require 15mm rods. Good support options for the DZOFilm DZO 10-24mm T2.9 MFT Parfocal Cine Lens would be. 8Sinn Universal Lens Support (15mm) BH #8S8ULS15 • MFR #8-ULS15 SmallRig 15mm LWS Universal Lens Support with 2.1" Vertical Adjustment BH #SMBSL2681 • MFR #BSL2681

Q: 2. Do you set the T stops manually with the BMPCC4K?

A: Yes, the DZOFilm DZO 20-70mm T2.9 MFT Parfocal Cine Lens is a manual lens and the aperture will be set manually and not electronically with the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K.

Q: 3. is the focal length expressed as 35mm equivalent or actual 4/3. If 4/3 the this is the 35mm 40-140?

A: The focal length in a 35mm equivalent of this lens is 40-140mm.

Q: 4. Does it works with Micro four third 4/3 cameras or you need an adapter?

A: This is a Micro Four Thirds mount lens. It does not need an adapter for a camera with an MFT mount.

Q: 5. Is there a pan handle mountable zoom control that can be used with this lens?

A: The DZOFilm DZO 10-24mm T2.9 MFT Parfocal Cine Lens is a manually controlled lens and would require a motorized solution for zooming. The Tilta Nano II could be used to control Zoom, focus, and Iris if you add more motors. It could also attach to many items with its NATO Mount. You would also require 15mm rods or a rig with a rod to work with this solution. Tilta Nucleus Nano II FIZ Wireless Lens Control System BH #TIWLCT05

Q: 6. is this a good lens for astrophotography?

A: Depending on the level of astrophotography you are engaging in, this is a fine, parfocal lens and it allows for some very impressive zooming capabilities. Just be mindful to consider the T2.9-T22 aperture and make sure that those specs are consistent with the type of imaging you are aspiring to achieve.

Q: 7. How do you remove the front lens cap?

A: The front lens cap for this item BH #DZ2070T29, the DZOFilm DZO 20-70mm T2.9 MFT Parfocal Cine Lens is a slip on lens cap.

Q: 8. Is there anyway to (assuming with adapter) mount this lens to a Canon C100 / C200 EF mount?

A: There is not. You will not be able to attach this lens with an MFT mount to a Canon C100/C200 with an EF mount. There is no adapter that makes this possible.

Q: 9. but, there must be a canon EF mount adapter?

A: No, there is no such adapter, but there are DZO lenses that are natively EF mount.

Q: 10. Do any of the Panasonic G5 auto features work through the lens or is it completely manual?

A: This is a completely manual cinema lens. It does not offer Auto Focus.