The DZOFilm Pictor 50-125mm is the tele companion to the 20-55mm, covering normal through short telephoto on Super35. It's parfocal at a constant T2.8 and ships with swappable PL and EF mounts for use across cine and EF-mount cameras.

Key features

  • Super35 image circle
  • Constant T2.8 across the zoom range
  • Parfocal: focus holds while zooming
  • User-swappable PL and EF mounts
  • Geared focus, zoom, and iris rings

Available from Filmgear Canada, with Canada-wide shipping.

50-125mm T2.8-22 Super35 cine zoom

Parfocal design for keeping focus through zoom moves

PL / EF interchangeable mount design

31.5 mm Super35 image circle

270 deg focus control and 100 deg zoom control

Approx. 1700 g product weight
DZOFILM Pictor 50-125mm T2.8 Super35 Parfocal Zoom Lens

PL mount and EF mount package configuration

Black finish

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FAQ

What is the DZOFILM Pictor 50-125mm best used for?

The Pictor 50-125mm is best for Super35 productions that need cine-zoom handling, repeatable manual focus, and fewer lens swaps. It fits documentary, interview, corporate, commercial, and narrative jobs where a proper PL/EF zoom is more useful than a still-photo lens.

Is Pictor parfocal?

DZOFILM describes the Pictor zoom line as parfocal, so focus is designed to stay consistent while zooming. In real use, crews should still test back focus, mount setup, and camera support before critical work.

Does Pictor cover full frame?

Pictor is a Super35 cine zoom line with a 31.5 mm image circle. Use it on Super35 cameras or crop modes; choose a full-frame zoom or prime set if full-frame coverage without crop is required.

What support gear should I plan with a Pictor zoom?

Plan lens support, rods, follow focus, matte box or filter path, camera mount, and tripod or shoulder balance. The lens is much more production-friendly when the rig is built around its weight and cine-control layout.

Should I pair the 50-125mm with the other Pictor zoom?

Yes, if you need a two-zoom Super35 package. The 50-125mm handles tighter framing, while the 20-55mm adds wider-to-normal coverage with matching Pictor handling.