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The DZOFilm Arles Zoom 25-75mm T2.6 full-frame cine lens gives camera crews a 3× range from wide-angle coverage to tighter portraits without changing lenses. A constant T2.6 maximum aperture, 43.5mm image circle and 16-blade iris support controlled depth of field, while the parfocal optical design is built for focus retention during zoom moves. The DZO-AZ2575I is the individual ARRI PL configuration with Imperial (feet) focus markings, suitable for narrative cinema, documentaries and commercial production. It is not a two-lens kit.
The DZOFilm DZO-AZ2575I is a single Arles Zoom 25–75mm T2.6 full-frame manual cine lens with Imperial focus markings. It uses 22 optical elements in 8 groups, provides a 43.5mm image circle, focuses down to 0.51m / 1ft 8in from the sensor plane, and weighs approximately 1,767g. The lens has an ARRI PL mount as standard, interchangeable EF-mount capability using appropriate conversion hardware, 270° focus rotation, a 95mm front diameter, M86 filters and M0.8 cine gears. Canon EF conversion-kit inclusion for this specific Coremicro SKU has not been confirmed. The companion 65–180mm zoom is sold separately.
This Product
One 25–75mm T2.6 lens · Imperial focus scale · ARRI PL
Optional Companion
Arles Zoom 65–180mm T2.6 · sold separately
Matched Series Design
Warm Arles rendering · 95mm fronts · consistent geared controls
Series illustration only: the banner and selected feature graphics may depict both Arles Zoom models. DZO-AZ2575I is a single 25–75mm lens; the 65–180mm lens and the protective case offered with the two-lens set are not included by implication.
Prime-Like Detail from 25mm to 75mm
The four-group synchronized zoom mechanism is designed to manage field curvature and aberrations across the full 3× range. This lens maintains T2.6 at every focal length and covers full-frame sensors within its 43.5mm image circle. DZOFilm describes 8K-class optical resolving performance; actual recording resolution depends on the camera. A 16-blade iris helps retain rounded bokeh when separating a subject from the background.
Advanced Glass and Signature Arles Color
The 25–75mm optical formula contains 22 elements in 8 groups, using ED and HRI glass to help control chromatic and other aberrations. Low-saturation blue coatings are designed to restrain flare and ghosting while preserving the warm, natural rendering associated with Arles lenses. This gives cinematographers a consistent starting point when matching shots with separately purchased Arles primes.
Predictable Focus Pulls During Zoom Moves
The parfocal design is intended to retain the focus plane as the operator moves from wide to telephoto. The manual focus ring provides 270° of travel, the zoom ring 100°, and the iris ring approximately 79.55°. Minimum focus is 0.51m / 1ft 8in from the sensor plane. Check mount fit, back focus and zoom tracking on the actual camera before critical takes; the series graphic may also show the separately available 65–180mm lens.
Matched 95mm Fronts and 0.8 MOD Gear Positions
The Imperial 25–75mm weighs approximately 1,767g and measures 178.1mm from lens front to flange in ARRI PL configuration. A 95mm front diameter, M86 thread and M0.8 geared controls accommodate compatible matte boxes, filters, motors and follow-focus equipment. Its aluminum-alloy build and manufacturer-described dust and splash resistance suit location work, though the lens is not specified as waterproof.
ARRI PL Cinema Camera Mount
The standard DZO-AZ2575I configuration uses an ARRI PL mount. Confirm sensor coverage, camera clearance, lens support and back-focus alignment when building a rig.
Canon EF Mount Conversion
An interchangeable EF configuration is supported with compatible DZOFilm hardware. Whether an EF conversion kit is supplied with this exact Coremicro SKU remains unconfirmed; verify before ordering.
Mirrorless Camera Adapters
DZOFilm Octopus adapter options support selected Sony E, Canon RF, L, Nikon Z, FUJIFILM X and DJI DX setups. Adapters are selected separately and compatibility depends on the camera and mount path.
Imperial Follow-Focus Markings
Model DZO-AZ2575I has distance marks in feet, unlike the metric DZO-AZ2575M version. Its 270° manual focus rotation accommodates repeatable marks for assistants and lens motors.
Wide Coverage to Portrait Framing
Move between 25mm scene-setting shots and 75mm dialogue coverage with one lens. The constant T2.6 maximum aperture helps keep an exposure plan consistent through the zoom.
Reframe Without Frequent Lens Changes
Use the 3× range for interviews and location coverage when lens changes are impractical. Imperial markings and a long manual focus throw support assistants working with feet-based marks.
Controlled Detail on Supported Rigs
The 0.51m minimum focus enables close compositions, measured from the camera sensor plane. Standard cine gearing integrates with suitable focus motors for dolly, tripod and properly balanced gimbal work.
Cinematographers
A constant-T2.6 full-frame zoom with warm Arles rendering for narrative and commercial scenes.
Camera Assistants
Imperial marks, 270° focus travel and M0.8 gearing for follow-focus operation.
Documentary Crews
Fewer lens changes between wide location shots and tighter interview framing.
Studios and Rental Houses
An individual Arles Zoom that can complement separately available primes and telephoto zooms.
DZOFilm Manufacturer Support
DZOFilm lists a one-year manufacturer warranty for the Arles Zoom series. Confirm warranty eligibility and regional coverage with Coremicro, along with included mount-conversion components for this exact SKU. The 65–180mm companion and two-lens case should not be assumed included.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | DZOFilm |
| Manufacturer Model | DZO-AZ2575I |
| Series | Arles Zoom |
| Product Configuration | Single 25–75mm cine zoom lens; 65–180mm sold separately |
| Focus Scale | Imperial / feet |
| Focal Length | 25–75mm |
| Zoom Ratio | 3× (manual) |
| Maximum Aperture | Constant T2.6 throughout 25–75mm |
| Minimum Aperture | T22 |
| Sensor Coverage | Full Frame |
| Image Circle | 43.5mm (manufacturer specification) |
| Optical Construction | 22 elements in 8 groups |
| Optical Glass | ED and HRI elements |
| Iris Blades | 16 |
| Minimum Focus Distance | 0.51m / 1ft 8in, from camera sensor plane |
| Focus Rotation | 270° manual |
| Zoom Rotation | 100° manual |
| Iris Rotation | 79.55° manual |
| Standard Mount | ARRI PL |
| Canon EF Conversion | Supported; kit inclusion not confirmed for this SKU |
| Mirrorless Adapters | Compatible Octopus options sold/selected separately |
| Parfocal Design | Yes; verify back focus and tracking on the installed camera |
| Front Diameter | 95mm / 3.74in |
| Filter Thread | M86 / 86mm |
| Gear Pitch | M0.8 / 0.8 MOD |
| Length with PL Mount | 178.1mm / 7.01in, lens front to flange plane |
| Length with EF Mount | 185.4mm / 7.30in when converted |
| Housing | Aluminum alloy |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | Approximately 1,767g / 1.77kg / 3.90 lb |
| Weather Protection | Manufacturer-described dust and splash resistance; not waterproof |
| Autofocus | No |
| Optical Stabilization | No |
| Electronic Communication | No |
| Manufacturer Warranty | One year per DZOFilm store; regional terms may vary |
Is DZO-AZ2575I a single lens or a two-lens kit?
DZO-AZ2575I is a single Arles Zoom 25–75mm T2.6 lens with Imperial focus marks. It does not include the separately available 65–180mm lens or the hard case associated with the two-lens kit.
Does the Arles Zoom 25–75mm cover full frame at a constant T2.6?
The Arles Zoom 25–75mm covers full-frame sensors within a 43.5mm image circle and maintains a maximum T2.6 aperture across its 3× range. Its minimum aperture is T22.
Is the Arles 25–75mm cine zoom parfocal?
The Arles 25–75mm has a manufacturer-described parfocal design intended to preserve focus while zooming. Lens and mount calibration, including back-focus checks, should be verified on the camera used.
Can DZO-AZ2575I be adapted to Canon EF and mirrorless cameras?
DZO-AZ2575I uses ARRI PL as its standard mount, with Canon EF conversion supported using compatible hardware. The included EF conversion kit is not confirmed for this Coremicro SKU; selected mirrorless systems require compatible separately selected adapters.
What is the difference between Imperial and Metric Arles Zoom 25–75mm editions?
The Imperial DZO-AZ2575I uses focus markings in feet, while DZO-AZ2575M uses meters. Both are versions of the same 25–75mm T2.6 optical design.
How does the Arles Zoom 25–75mm compare with the Laowa Ranger 28–75mm?
The DZOFilm Arles 25–75mm starts at 25mm with T2.6 maximum aperture, a 43.5mm image circle and 16 iris blades. The Laowa Ranger 28–75mm starts at 28mm with T2.9, a 43.2mm image circle and 11 iris blades; comparative image character depends on practical testing.
Is Coremicro an authorized DZOFilm dealer?
Coremicro identifies DZOFilm among its authorized vendors. Contact Coremicro to confirm current stock, exact mount package, manufacturer warranty coverage and camera compatibility before ordering.
Configure the Arles 25–75mm Cine Zoom for Your Next Shoot
Coremicro is an authorized DZOFilm dealer for professional cinema production gear. Ask about the Imperial DZO-AZ2575I, ARRI PL compatibility, optional Canon EF conversion, matte boxes, lens support and follow-focus accessories. Confirm exact package contents before ordering.
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