DZOFilm Tango 65-280mm T2.9 S35 Zoom Lens (PL/EF)

Choose the 65-280mm T2.9 S35 Zoom Lens from DZOFilm to add a combination of cinema-grade optics and ENG-style functions to your Super35 video capture. This longer, 4.3x zoom is one in a series that offers a total 18-280mm range in just two lenses, the 18-90mm and the 65-280mm. Interchangeable ARRI PL and Canon EF mounts provide compatibility for the Tango zoom series with a truly diverse range of cameras.

ARRI PL & Canon EF Mounts

This 65-280mm zoom comes mounted in ARRI PL and includes a Canon EF mount, enabling you to use it with a variety of cine-style cameras.

Alluring Bokeh/T2.9-T4 Maximum Aperture

This Tango S35 Zoom’s 16-blade aperture series produces smooth and alluring bokeh, drawing viewers into your storytelling. The 65-280mm zoom’s T2.9 maximum aperture extends to T4 as you zoom in.

Optimal Color Rendition

Exceptional color rendition enables this Tango S35 zoom to bring lifelike skin tones to the screen, making it perfect for fashion projects, documentary, and sports. The entire Tango S35 lineup maintains a high level of color consistency, use the 65-280mm zoom for capturing mesmerizing close-ups with delicate facial details.

Minimal Aberration

The Tango S35 zoom series features advanced an optical design that effectively corrects chromatic aberrations, resulting in optimal image quality and color reproduction. Outstanding distortion control and imperceptible breathing effects ensure an immersive visual experience.

Optional Movcam Servo

The Tango S35 zoom series offers the ultimate combination of cinema-grade optics and ENG-style functionality. Combine the 65-280mm zoom with a separately available Movcam servo drive for seamless integration with ENG cameras, enabling remote control of focus, iris and zoom settings. Targeted at experienced cinematographers, these zooms unlock professional-grade performance for broadcasting, large-scale events, and a variety of shooting scenarios.

Luminous Marks in Feet

All focus, zoom, and aperture ring marks are coated with luminous paint to accommodate the demands of low-light shooting. The luminous marks enhance clarity, enabling focus pullers and camera operators to easily discern lens marks, improving on-set efficiency.

Focus is marked in feet on both sides of the lens.