Tokina 25-75mm Review - The Best Run & Gun Cinema Zoom?
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Review of the Tokina 25-75mm Cinema Lens. Find out why I think that the Tokina 25-75 t2.9 lens very well may be one of the best cinema lens on the market right now. Welcome the NEW Tokina 25-75mm t2.9 Cinema Lens to the family of Cinema Zoom Lenses. Is it the best cinema zoom lens for run & gun filmmaking?
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Who is that clown playing basketball at the end. He look soft.
"You got like 6 feet of air that time"
Welcome back ! Man
Thank you!
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How do you find the weight hand held?
I personally don’t think its that bad but I have a preference for a heavier setup than most. I will say, no matter who you are, if you’re rocking a 15lb+ rig for a 10hr day of all handheld, it’s going to get tiring.
just bought this lens, love it, hate the weight!..hehe
it is a heavy boy.
Great video brotha! Lens is sweeeet. Also, the new set looks sick!
Thanks brother! :) I'm so happy to be in this space.
Thank you so much for making these videos! I ordered the trinity zoom kit today and can’t wait to start using them on my Komodo!
You are so welcome! Hope you enjoy the lenses.
@@joenicklo how's the color science? There seems to be a slight green cast. was that from the lens or just from your color grade? Want to pair this with a red komodo
Looks good, was waiting to see how they compare to the Laowa OOOM 25-100mm?
is it Autofocus
No
Have you also tried the DZO pictor zooms?
Yep! Check the review
ua-cam.com/video/05wDAtSWpkU/v-deo.html
I have the 11-20 and love it. What budget alternative lens do you think will pair well? Sigma or Canon? Or do you think the Tokina photo lenses are good too.
I pair Canon RF zooms with the Tokina lenses on a regular basis and they're a decent match.
Amazing footage! BTW why have you chosen the ZCam? Whats the adv over other brands for that type of fast shooting
Great review.
I shoot on a lot of different cameras, as of right now, the RED Komodo is my A-Cam BUT....to answer your question, I like shooting on the Z Cam due to its form factor and overall bang for the buck. The F6 is amazing in low-light as well. Rigging the Z Cam is a lot cleaner and more....ergonomic than say a Blackmagic Pocket camera.
Yo I like the new studio.
hehe
I am fucking here for this!
Thanks Anson ;)
Welcome back! Great review! Need some parfocal lenses! PS, love the new space.
Hey, thanks!
I maybe looking for a step above the Tokina and dzofilm for my komodo. I want to spend 18k or less, maybe ziess etc. I want a nice cinema zoom.
With that budget, you can get and Angenieux EZ-1 30-90mm
I’m in the same boat, so it’s nice to see your comment. What did you decide? I am torn between these two lenses myself
@@vidiot9000 My solution is to test what I'm interested in buying. There's no other way for me. I may get someone totally different.
very happy to see a new video from you, new studio space looks awesome!!
Good to be back
A very informative video on this point of view. I had seen a review of it, but this video tutorial has convinced me to buy it soon.
thanks.
Appreciate you watching. Solid choice for a lens.
Thanks for this review! Not so many people talking about Tokina so very helpful.
I’m in the middle of research for my first cinema lens… Thinking buying Tokina 25-75mm and 50-135mm or DZO 20-55mm and 50-120mm for black magic mini ursa 12k. Can you recommend which might be better? Tokina is a bit more expensive but I don’t mind paying more for better lens…
I would go with the Tokinas over the DZO pair. For one, you get more range with the Tokinas, and I personally feel they have an overall better look. That's personal preference though.
Tokina also has a lot more time in the industry and they have great customer service.
That being said, I do like both. The value you get with the DZO's is hard to ignore. Have you seen my review on the DZO's yet?
@@joenicklo Thanks for your response! Yes, I did watch your DZO review too. Both seems good so I can't make up my mind! However, now I'm leaning towards Tokina :) Thanks again!
@@ayahatano8650 what lenses did you end up going with? I'm considering the same choice between DZO and Tokina now
Joe Congrats on the 10K subs. Great work as always.
Thank you Alex!
Newbie question but what is :”open gate” on a camera ?
Open Gate means you're shooting with the entire sensor. For example, 6064x4040 is the sensor size in pixels of the E2-F6. That's Open Gate. If you shoot in 6K UHD 16:9, the pixel size is actually 5760x3240.
So essentially, when shooting at 6K UHD, you're cropping in on the sensor. The benefit to shooting Open Gate is, you have the flexibility of cropping or adjusting your frame in post.
When you're shooting Open Gate, you're not shooting with the goal of your final output being that resolution, you're framing your shots with your final output's aspect ration in mind. This where you'd want to use frame guides.
Hope this helps.
@@joenicklo yes. That was a great explanation!!
Your new space is beautiful.
Thanks! More to come on this soon. I'll be doing a full studio tour.
@@joenicklo amazing 👏
Great review
Thank you
Great video with very useful demo footage. I shoot lots of sports and automotive content, so this has been on my radar since announcement.
Hell yeah, you're gonna love the lens. I'm definitely considering buying it at some point. I currently own the 11-20 Tokina and a Tokina Vista 35mm but to be honest, the 25-75 is such a good lens I'm considering switching the 35mm Vista out for it.
@@joenicklo I love the Vista lenses also, but when you don't have time to switch around, a zoom like this is great :)