LENS TEST: DZOFilm T2.1 VV Vespid Primes (25mm, 35mm, 50mm, 75mm)

In a similar test not long ago, DZOFilm thoroughly impressed us with two of their Pictor Zoom cinema lenses, but now... It's PRIME-TIME! This week we are pumped to test out a few of these sleek full-frame Vespid Primes; hop in and join us as we give you a brief overview of the 25mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm Vespid Prime lenses from DZOFilm!
0:36 ► Set Overview
2:25 ► Hands-On
4:36 ► Subscribe!
6:03 ► 25mm Test
9:51 ► 35mm Test
15:02 ► 50mm Test
19:02 ► 75mm Test
You can rent the gear featured in this week's video below!
DZOFilm Vespid Primes ► tinyurl.com/bdd8ebwz
DZOFilm Pictor Zooms ► tinyurl.com/2kufe6tj
DZOFilm Catta Ace Zooms ► tinyurl.com/yc46xkka
Canon C500 II (EF) ► tinyurl.com/4nmsbk97
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[@Jonas-tv6tv]

Thanks for doing real lens tests and not only shooting cats and flowers ;)

[@lensprotogo]

1:22 I meant to say Pictor Zooms! Vespid Zooms are not a thing!!! *sigh*

[@cubul32]

There's a 12mm too

[@thomvarey]

How did you find consistency with iris and focus ring drag? I bought the 6 lens kit and they were all out of whack. A couple good, the other four very light. Sent them back for service, otherwise I love them!

[@cubul32]

From reading other reviews that should go away with use. Did it?

[@thomvarey]

​@@cubul32 huh I can't see that being the case. I sent them back for repair, CineTX (my local dzo dealer) was very reluctant to do anything about it, told me it's fine/normal. Finally agreed to regrease and now they are significantly better. Iris ring doesn't just shift from breathing on it.