Tokina Vista on RED: Pictures

[Ryan Williams]

Took some inspi from David's thread in this forum and I wanted to start a thread for Tokina owners to share some of their grabs! I've been really enjoying the images coming from these new cinema primes. I'd like to kick the thread off with some images from some of my first shoots with the Tokina Vistas lenses.

Enjoy!!!

*The majority of all these shots are SOOC, with no-to-very minimal processing (made some minor tweaks to exposure on a couple of them)*

RED Weapon MG and the Tokina Vista 100mm Macro

RED Weapon MG and the Tokina Vista 85mm

RED Weapon MG and the Tokina Vista 25mm

 

[Ksawery Jan Oroczko]

Epic-W and 35mm –*Great lenses!

 

[Ryan Williams]

I love that Arc shot, Ksawery! The mood is awesome. Great capture!

 

[ignacio guzman]

just some test images. epic w

 

[Ryan Williams]

Ignacio,

You a fan of labs?

 

[ignacio guzman]

Big fan of dogs in general Ryan. My girlfriend's parents had 2 of them. They have a mini shrine to them at their place, hence the test image. haha

 

[Ryan Williams]

Big fan of dogs in general Ryan. My girlfriend's parents had 2 of them. They have a mini shrine to them at their place, hence the test image. haha

Same here! I have a dobe, myself. I'm particularly keen to larger breed dogs. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your grabs from your footage.

 

[Eric Oliver]

Your shot with the sun flare--the flares are green. I've noticed that with my set indoors on a lightbulb. WHAT IS THAT? Coating?

 

[Ryan Williams]

Honestly, I couldn't tell you. I'm not sure. Might be a good question to ask Tokina directly or a lens business like Duclos.

 

[Michael Tiemann]

Your shot with the sun flare--the flares are green. I've noticed that with my set indoors on a lightbulb. WHAT IS THAT? Coating?

My guess is that there is one element, whose coating reflects predominantly green, that really lights up when you hit it right. All the other elements see that one prominent flare and render their own version of it. If you change the flare source in such a way as to light up a different element while shading the most prominent one, you might see a range of different colors. But my guess is that a single flare-y element is really outshining all the others.