- Fujinon Cabrio 14โ35mm T2.9
- Fujinon Cabrio 19โ90mm T2.9
- Fujinon Cabrio 85โ300mm T2.9
- Fujinon Cabrio 25โ300mm T3.5
Fujinon Cabrio Zooms
Zoom - Spherical - Super 35
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Fujinonโs Cabrio zooms were created to bridge the gap between cinema-grade PL glass with true cine ergonomics and ENG-style, servo-driven practicality. The 19โ90mm T2.9 debuted at NAB 2012, and soon after came the 85โ300mm T2.9โ4.0, the 14โ35mm T2.9, the long-range 25โ300mm T3.5โ3.85, and the more affordable XK6x20 20โ120mm T3.5. Together, they gave Super 35 productions a cohesive, lightweight zoom set that behaved like variable primes while allowing run-and-gun operation. Available for rental or sub-rental at Cine Visuals.
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14-35mm, 19-90mm, 85-300mm, 25-300mm (4 Zooms)
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Image Fidelity & Focus
Contrast is classically neutral with 4K resolving power across the frame, delivering a modern, crisp image with high fidelity. Sharpness is excellent across the frame. Thereโs no obvious color bias, ideal for crafting a look with lighting and filtration rather than baked-in glass personality. Focus breathing is well-controlled for narrative reframes. T-stops are constant on 14โ35 and 19โ90 (T2.9) and across most of 25โ300 (T3.5 to ~273 mm), with a gentle ramp to T3.85 at 300 mm.
Flare & Bokeh
Illumination roll-off is gentle with well-managed vignetting on S35. Bokeh is neutral, smooth but not strong, and stays pleasingly round thanks to the nine-blade iris. Flares are tightly controlled and minimal. Modern multi-coatings keep veiling glare tame while still allowing controllable, cine-friendly flare when nudged by hard sources.
Handling & Adaptability
The hallmark of the Cabrio Zooms is the detachable drive unit with rocker, start/stop and auto-iris, plus LDS/i metadata through the PL contactsโso they live happily on cinema builds and ENG-style rigs alike. Weights are roughly 2.85โ2.9 kg (6.1โ6.4 lb) for the 14โ35mm and 19โ90mm with servos, and about 2.9 kg for the XK 20โ120mm.
Image Circle
All Cabrio Zooms share Super 35 coverage with an approximately 31.5 mm image circle.
Cinematic Heritage
By bringing a broadcast-style servo to a compact PL zoom with prime-like performance, the original 19โ90mm fulfilled a long-standing wish list for documentary, commercial and episodic crews who needed speed without sacrificing cinema mechanics. The lineup expanded quickly in 2012โ2014 to cover wide, standard, tele and a 12X long zoom, cementing Cabrios as the go-to handheld S35 zooms of the 2010s.
Technical Specs Table
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Fujinon Cabrio Zooms
