DZOFilm Pavo 2x anamorphic Prime 135mm T2.5 - Neutral Coating - PL&EF mount (meter)

DZOFilm Pavo 2x anamorphic Prime 135mm T2.5 - Neutral Coating - PL&EF mount (metre)

DZOFilm Pavo 2x Anamorphic Prime Lens 135mm T2.5 is an anamorphic cinematographic lens with neutral coating, designed for Super35 sensors. With a maximum brightness of T2.5 and a compression factor of 2x, this lens delivers an elliptical ‘waterfall’ bokeh and elegant horizontal flares. Compatible with PL and EF mounts, it is ideal for cinematographic productions and shooting with drones or stabilisers, for example.

The advanced optical construction of the PAVO 135mm is designed to minimise chromatic aberrations and control the barrel distortion typical of anamorphic lenses. This guarantees sharp images from the centre to the edges, with vivid colour reproduction and natural skin tones. The 16-blade aperture creates a soft, rounded bokeh. The 300° rotation focus ring offers precise manual control, while the standard 0.8 MOD gears for focus and aperture ensure compatibility with professional follow focus and matte box systems. The minimum focusing distance of 0.61 m is significantly shorter than many other anamorphic lenses, providing greater flexibility for close-ups and detailed shots.

Weighing only 1.95 kg and with a front diameter of 95 mm, this lens is surprisingly compact and light for an anamorphic lens, making it ideal for drone setups or gimbals. The included PL mount can be easily replaced with the included EF mount, offering versatility for cameras such as the ARRI Alexa Mini, RED Komodo and Canon C500. The integrated back focus adjustment allows for precise adjustments without disassembling the lens, simplifying workflow on dynamic sets. The black and space grey metal design is not only aesthetically appealing but also robust, with an operating temperature range of -20°C to +45°C. The lens stands out for its wide angle of view, which captures more background detail, and its ability to compress space, creating an immersive viewing experience. An ideal choice for filmmakers who want their images to stand out.