DZOFILM Arles Lustre 75mm T1.6 PL mount Metric Desert Gold

The DZOFILM Arles Lustre 75mm T1.6 is a cine lens for Full Frame and Vista Vision in Desert Gold. A unique coating formula gives it warm amber flares, a soft glow in the highlights and gentle contrast. It has a PL mount with a metric scale, a 95mm front diameter, an M86 filter thread and 0.8 MOD gears in the same position as the rest of the series.

75mm T1.6 for Full Frame and Vista Vision

The Arles Lustre 75mm is a portrait focal length for facial detail and strong subject separation. It covers a 46.5mm image circle (Vista Vision and Full Frame), has a 34° diagonal angle of view and focuses down to 0.75m from the sensor plane.

The Lustre look: a warm amber glow

A unique coating formula produces expressive amber flares and a soft glow in the highlights, gentle contrast and a touch of nostalgia. Warm flares mix with bluish-purple tones, soften skin texture and keep the image between classic and contemporary. The series was developed with more than 20 cinematographers from art-house film, period drama and fashion advertising.

T1.6 and working with light

T1.6 is enough in low light and, with the large Vista Vision format, gives a shallow depth of field and strong spatial depth. The reworked optical design controls flare better, the soft contrast keeps shadow detail, and focus breathing is minimal. The 16-blade iris renders soft, layered bokeh.

Mechanics for cinema production

A 95mm front diameter, 0.8 MOD gears in the same position on every focal length and a 270° focus throw – swap lenses without moving the follow focus or matte box. The focus scale is interchangeable (metric / imperial), the native mount is PL with optional EF and LPL kits, and the lenses work with DZOFILM KOOP rear magnetic filters.

Desert gold, limited edition

The body is finished in sand gold with a matte front that cuts reflections on set. The series is a limited edition of 100 complete 14–180mm sets and 50 single lenses in 25/35/50/75mm. The lenses weigh 1.4–1.9kg and suit shoulder rigs, handheld, gimbals, technocranes and robotic arms.

Optics

Edge-to-edge sharpness even wide open is good enough for 12K capture.