Allstar 80-200mm T3 cine version PL lens is available

ALLSTAR · Jul 18, 2015

We have a new lens is available. The most difference between it and lite version is the focus part is removed the original one and then use multi-thread and steel ball that we make by ourselves.
Therefore, its focus is changed into cine direction, from infinity to close the rotation degree is 330 degree. And we improved the close focus to be 4ft. ( the original one is 5 ft.).
Please visit it on our website: http://www.allstarcine.com/

specifications:

Weight: 2 KG
Length: 20 cm
Front diameter: 95mm
Close Focus: 4 ft
Aperture: T3-T22
Focus turning angle: 330 degrees
Coverage: FF35 36x24mm

sander kamp · Jul 19, 2015

I think that looks amazing. And finally a new website too!

Can this lens be used with your PL to EF adapter?

Ketch Rossi · Jul 19, 2015

Very nice work!

Now, if you could have the 17-35 & 24-70 or 28-70 done as well then you'll ahed a very cool Zoom kit, I would buy in to, but buying only one Tele Zoom hasn't made it easy for me in the past!!

And also agree, nice site, finally...

Neil Dearman · Jul 19, 2015

yes would love to know if the pl to Ef mount works (all my lens are ef now) Cause I own GH4/A7s's and want to use them without getting PL mounts for them!!! Very interested in you 80-200 and 13-35 but need to know if the PL to EF works for my RED with a EF mount on it!!!

Peter.G · Jul 19, 2015

Looks great!

ALLSTAR · Jul 20, 2015

Hi,
All of our lenses can work on EF mount camera through Allstar PL to EF adapter, you can find it in this page: http://www.allstarcine.com/#!a-mount/c1k6h

Jiri Vrozina · Jul 20, 2015

This will never happen, unfortunately. They have been talking about midrange fullframe affordable zooms for last 2 years. Only Tokina will deliver next year. And mighty TLS.

George Su · Jul 27, 2015

Tom,
Will you post some footage/BTS of your new 80-200?

ALLSTAR · Mar 1, 2016

Hi,

Recently, I had a project in France, using a set of Cooke mini Prime lenses and Allstar 80-200mm cine version.
I made a footage with this 80-200mm's clips, however, it still has copyright issue, so it cannot be published yet. If you are interested, you can email me for the link.
allstar.cine@gmail.com
Tom