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Greatly appreciate your time in creating this! Very helpful!

The Sigma's are clearly the sharpest, particularly in the corners, but for what I do I like the look of the Arles the best of the three in this test. Shocking considering the price difference

Wow with the Sigma sharpness …. !

I was amazed at how great all three were in their own respects. Excellent job on this.

I like the skintones from the Sumire and the Sigma . With this sharp sensors in the todays cameras I do not need ultra sharp lences anymore!

This was really insightful. Thank you for making this. It’s incredible how sharp the Sigmas actually are. The Arles look really nice though. Also surprising how wildly soft the sumire 50mm looked wide open.

The final results look great, and it is totally worth it.

did you use extra weight to balance the lens?

Una curiosità ma puoi variare solo i fuochi con il Ronin 4d i diaframmi no?!

love this combo

Good test!

footage looks good, were you overall satisfied with the outcome? anything to be weary of when considering this combo?

Great, clear review. Thanks! Now do Laowa :)

are the lenses a bit heavy for the gimbal? I can feel some wobble on a few shots? Great shots by the way

Looks like you’re reading a book

It looks great!

حبيبي 🤍

with a ~31mm image circle, will these cover a 6:5 anamorphic crop of a full frame sensor?

great video. I just got a set of these guys and they're beautiful on the Komodo. However on the fx3 the focus seems to be not as sharp. do you know how i would have to shim these guys?

Does the Cooke SP3 need motors for auto focus on Ronin 4D?

Looks fugging sensational, was the 24 fps or slomo?

Was this warp stabilized?

Wish you would have filmed something were studio lighting was good. Most cameras footage looks the same with outside lighting hard to see what the lens is doing especially on over cast day

These designs are very optmistic, but the market is crazy... so it's a good try to fool people with so many flaws... but also so many others weird things & compactness we like today. Just go back to HEAT (Panavision Anamorphic Super High Speed) to remember what is not a bugdet lens. Just imagine filming HEAT with these DZOFilm lens... ready ? Tell me.... @ T 5.6...

What a combo 🔥

I dont see much problems with wider lenses in this video ua-cam.com/video/NwuAp8TKCRY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Thai8KHDRVariety

If you only could afford to get one lens, which focal length, would it be for the Pavos?

Very lovely lenses! I don't see much a different with these and the atlas orions except no flare color (which I prefer), smaller (also preferred) and price is cheaper (obviously preferred as well)

I had also tested the PAVO 2X Anamorphic and I love it too

DZO lenses represent an abhorrently bad long term investment. I understand the market for them but having owned and used a few sets now, I can only advise to avoid. Too many compromises in quality and performance. At $30k for 6 lens set - you can expect to sell those 2nd hand at a 30%+ reduction within 12 months. These are not good quality, or good value, OR good investment lenses and at $30k these ARE going to be investment lenses.

Good review! I appreciate that you compared them to their direct competitors in the Orions and Proteus series.

whats up with the audio and the footage synch... it doesn't match... strange

Really lovely review! - for those that love 2x these will be a great option. When I got to test the Pavos it was the flares that didn’t match the price point for me. I’ll be excited to see more work that comes out with these as they enter circulation. Subbed :)

thanks for posting this. saved me some $ even considering them. have to wonder if this set isn't early production and not aligned correctly. orions aren't this soft wide open, at least the set I used.

Thanks for this, there isn't much content about these lenses on UA-cam.

T2 and 2.8 is pretty awful, especially on the wides. Do you test out T4?

This is the gold standard lens tests should aspire to.

What do you guys to do counteract the 3.5 foot minimum distance? Have you found good options for diopters?

Very nice! How much did you twitch ISO in order to match "exposure" between apertures? Or what did you do? I'm about to buy a 60's FL 35mm 3.5 and i am not sure if it is worth it.

Did you shot this in clog 2 and then added the wdr lut or was just shot in the wide dr cp ?

Any other videos with these?

Wow this is amazing!

Thanks for this! Not a lot of test footage out there yet. I really dig the look. (i guess all the tripods where rented that day):D

Look at 05:55 or 06:45, the shape of the head looks thicker on the Proteus than on the Orions, the proportions looks more natural to me on the Orions, this concerns also the whole background!

GOODBY ATLAS ;-) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Looks good

That's the exactly comparison we are looking for, really appreciate it. we will go with loawa.