DZOFILM just announced the DZOFILM Vespid2 line of full-frame prime lenses. They come with a faster, uniform T1.9 aperture across six focal lengths and, for the first time, Cooke /i Technology metadata support. These updates make them feel more in line with the way productions are run today, where consistency, data capture, and portability really matter. We first checked out the DZOFILM Vespid2 primes at Cine Gear 2025, which you can read/watch about here in case you missed it. The DZOFILM Vespid2 Prime. Image credit: CineD From the first Vespid Primes to Vespid2 Back in 2020, DZOFILM released the original Vespid primes. They were compact, budget-friendly, and quickly became a go-to option for indie filmmakers. You can revisit our coverage from that launch here: DZOFILM Releases Set of Full-Frame Prime Lenses. Original Vespid lenses. Image credit: DZOFILM I had the chance to work with the original line a few years ago and really enjoyed them. They were light, sharp, and easy to manage on smaller rigs. I can’t wait to get my hands on the DZOFILM Vespid2 set when the time comes to see how much further they’ve pushed the design. DZOFILM Vespid2 Series key features T1.9 to T22 aperture range Full-frame and VistaVision coverage 46.5mm image circle Aspherical element Cooke /i Technology metadata support Interchangeable PL and EF mounts Consistent 80mm front diameter 300-degree focus rotation with 0.8 MOD gear pitch Minimal distortion and focus breathing Aberration control and close-focus performance Compact 1.76 lb lightweight design Upgraded sharpness across...
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