Great video Anson. Something to note, these lenses have some really interesting flaring. Depending on the angle, you can get some really nice starburst flares. I love your test footage in this video. Well done.
Thanks dude! Yeah I tried to do a controlled flare test and show it. But i did not have an ND for these lenses and so without an ND it was hard to control completely blowing out my highlights. So most of the stuff I shot was in the shade or on a massively overcast day. But from the controlled tests I can tell it some dope flaring 🤘🏻
I will sound like a broken record, but Tokina produce THE BEST bang for your buck cine glass. I mean just looking at your footage doesn't it feel like a high end camera package? Getting the most out of your sensor starts with the glass in front of it. There's also the vista primes which are a whole other level themselves, and they'd give you that heft for the jitters, which is what I use. Beautiful. Great video.
Hey Anson.. Do you got any stills which you have 11-22 on m43 at 20mm full open? Just wanted to check if it has a potential to frame a decent portrait with fair bokeh.
Hey, did you use a speedbooster on the 500-135mm? I know it's for s35 sensor coverage but I want to pair it with my p4k. Not many people have this lens and camera combo so struggling to find an answer! I hope yo u can help
In relativity they are budget cine zooms. I always want to be clear that budget does not equal cheap. My sigmas are almost 1k+ more than these. The only cine zoom that may be cheaper is the DZO films.
Fair! No denying their are alternatives. In my mind the title comes from a place of what’s on the market now for pro grade cinema zooms. And at that perspective it’s on the cheaper end. But no doubt there are alternatives
While I stand by these are budget friendly in relativity and for the market. The title has been changed cause I don’t want to be click baity. Thanks for the feedback
What cine lenses would you like to see tested on the channel?
Cooke Mini
Lol excuse me while I fork out a ton on rental. Want the k35s too? But for real I may have to rent at some point
Tokina 11-16 T3🎉
Awesome video!! I enjoyed how detailed you were describing both!
Thanks!
Great video Anson. Something to note, these lenses have some really interesting flaring. Depending on the angle, you can get some really nice starburst flares. I love your test footage in this video. Well done.
Thanks dude! Yeah I tried to do a controlled flare test and show it. But i did not have an ND for these lenses and so without an ND it was hard to control completely blowing out my highlights. So most of the stuff I shot was in the shade or on a massively overcast day. But from the controlled tests I can tell it some dope flaring 🤘🏻
I will sound like a broken record, but Tokina produce THE BEST bang for your buck cine glass. I mean just looking at your footage doesn't it feel like a high end camera package? Getting the most out of your sensor starts with the glass in front of it. There's also the vista primes which are a whole other level themselves, and they'd give you that heft for the jitters, which is what I use. Beautiful. Great video.
Thanks man! I agree completely. A good image has a lot with the quality of glass you use. You’re using the vista primes now?
@@Ansonandco Yeah I've actually had a set of the vista primes for almost 2 years now!
happy to hear that you gonna review cine primes and zooms, great news) tnx
Absolutely! Next up are the sigma cine primes
4:51, drive vibes
Great review and once I pay down the vespids I might look into these
Hell yeah dude! Drive is my cinematography inspiration hahaha
Thanks and I am not responsible for the massive GAS this video may cause hahaha
I love those glasses, and your video was great
I have been wanting the Tokina zoom lens 11-20 for longest time, not the cine lens but the og. Asa always mate great vid!
I ordered the trinity today and can’t wait to start using it on my Komodo.
Nice!
I just love that you do the review. Thanks.
Is there another way to do it? Haha THANKS!
Great review. You broke everything down extremely well. Footage looks great.
Thanks man!
@@Ansonandco Man, thank YOU for continuing to pump out great content.
They look great! Amazing looking samples
Another great video, thank you!
🤘🏻thanks for watching!
Such a handsome model. Good job, son. I love you- mom
How does the 11-20 compare to the sigma 18-35 sigma cine
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Would this work well for pictures full frame canon real estate?
These are super 35mm lenses and so they will not cover the full sensor of full frame
Hey Anson.. Do you got any stills which you have 11-22 on m43 at 20mm full open? Just wanted to check if it has a potential to frame a decent portrait with fair bokeh.
I do not. I don’t know if I would get this lens for portrait work, grab the photo version and save a ton of money
Bro nice
Thanks dude!
Hey, did you use a speedbooster on the 500-135mm? I know it's for s35 sensor coverage but I want to pair it with my p4k. Not many people have this lens and camera combo so struggling to find an answer! I hope yo u can help
I did not use a speed booster. Just a dummy adapter EF to MFT
@@Ansonandco Hey thanks for the quick reply. Nice video also BTW appreciate the review. Do you still have these lenses?
Budget. Seriously?
In relativity they are budget cine zooms. I always want to be clear that budget does not equal cheap. My sigmas are almost 1k+ more than these. The only cine zoom that may be cheaper is the DZO films.
@@Ansonandco There are cheaper alternatives. I found a Tokina 11-16mm Cine T3 for $500 online. It's a little older but similar effects.
Fair! No denying their are alternatives. In my mind the title comes from a place of what’s on the market now for pro grade cinema zooms. And at that perspective it’s on the cheaper end. But no doubt there are alternatives
While I stand by these are budget friendly in relativity and for the market. The title has been changed cause I don’t want to be click baity. Thanks for the feedback
@@Ansonandco wholesome king