Bruce Foreman
Veteran
Rokinon 85mm Cine T1.5 For Sale
I got this a few weeks ago from the B&H used dept. Looks brand new!
This is a manual lens (all the way) in Nikon F mount, it will fit Nikons directly, Canon EOS with a simple inexpensive adapter ring, and Micro Four Thirds with adapters starting at about $18.
Something like this is what I used a few years ago to mount a 50mm Nikkor f1.8 AI-S lens to a Canon T1i for manual aperture control:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/For-Nikon-A...ens_Adapters_Mounts_Tubes&hash=item56482d66e5
It is the "cine" version with geared focusing ring (works with follow focus or by hand - can't miss it!) and geared "declicked" aperture ring. Apertures are marked in "T" stops (supposedly reflects true transmission values) which roughly approximate "F" stops (doesn't matter because the camera's exposure system reads light coming through the lens).
Includes original box, front and back caps, lens hood, and pouch. Plus a 72mm Tiffen 1.2ND (four stops reduction) filter I ordered brand new with the lens.
Screen grab below is from video test footage shot with this lens. This lens is an outstanding portrait lens as well as a great performing telephoto video lens and low light lens for night work. I use it on my GH3s with the same RainbowImaging Nikon F to m4/3 adapter I use for my other Nikon mount lenses. I only have that one adapter so none are included with this lens.
Why am I selling it? Well, I like it and like the test results with it. But I'm making myself spring for the Olympus 75mm F1.8 made for the m4/3 system, it runs $899 and this will "partially" fund it.
$295 shipped anywhere in the CONUS, I "swaller" PayPal fees and insure it.
PM me or email me at biforeman at gmail dot com for more info.
Bruce Foreman
I got this a few weeks ago from the B&H used dept. Looks brand new!
This is a manual lens (all the way) in Nikon F mount, it will fit Nikons directly, Canon EOS with a simple inexpensive adapter ring, and Micro Four Thirds with adapters starting at about $18.
Something like this is what I used a few years ago to mount a 50mm Nikkor f1.8 AI-S lens to a Canon T1i for manual aperture control:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/For-Nikon-A...ens_Adapters_Mounts_Tubes&hash=item56482d66e5
It is the "cine" version with geared focusing ring (works with follow focus or by hand - can't miss it!) and geared "declicked" aperture ring. Apertures are marked in "T" stops (supposedly reflects true transmission values) which roughly approximate "F" stops (doesn't matter because the camera's exposure system reads light coming through the lens).
Includes original box, front and back caps, lens hood, and pouch. Plus a 72mm Tiffen 1.2ND (four stops reduction) filter I ordered brand new with the lens.
Screen grab below is from video test footage shot with this lens. This lens is an outstanding portrait lens as well as a great performing telephoto video lens and low light lens for night work. I use it on my GH3s with the same RainbowImaging Nikon F to m4/3 adapter I use for my other Nikon mount lenses. I only have that one adapter so none are included with this lens.
Why am I selling it? Well, I like it and like the test results with it. But I'm making myself spring for the Olympus 75mm F1.8 made for the m4/3 system, it runs $899 and this will "partially" fund it.
$295 shipped anywhere in the CONUS, I "swaller" PayPal fees and insure it.
PM me or email me at biforeman at gmail dot com for more info.
Bruce Foreman