Viltrox 33mm t1.5 Cine Lens + Olympus E-M1 Mark II - My New Favorite Combo

Viltrox has a line of very affordable cinema lenses for around $400. Let's take a closer look at the 33mm t1.5
Check it out on Amazon:
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Or here at the Viltrox website:
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This video is filmed with:
Olympus E-M1 Mark II
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Canon M50
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Canon M6
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Canon 22mm f2.0
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Sigma 16mm f1.4
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Canon 70d
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Canon 17-55mm f2.8
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microphones:
Rode Video Micro
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Rode Wireless Go
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Relacart MiPassport Wireless Mic
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[@NEFKANO]

Hey Steve... thanks for your input on this. I'm one of the very few Olympus users (em-1 mark II and III) using this gear for video exclusively. Not because it's any better or worse than many other MFT cameras... but because I was already heavily invested in Olympus and see no reason to swap out. With regard to video work I have the 3 Pro zooms and even experimented with my Panasonic-Leica 15mm f/1.7 and 42.5 mm f/1.2 Nocticron lenses...which did give me a unique color and contrast on video. But! Just today placed an order on some dedicated cine lenses similar to yours. (SLR magic micro primes 17mm f/1.5 and a 50mm f/1.4mm) . I had not been on the cine-lens train (lol) so hoping these lenses will offer me a nice look vs more "clinically" superior spherical lenses from the photo world.

[@michaelhawkins1173]

I enjoyed your video very much as always. For me watching your work makes the subject matter interesting even if it is no for me. Well done and I will keep watching.

[@steve_heise]

Thanks so much!

[@BryanElliott_]

I wish they would do some full frame ones , other then the latest anamorphic ones. I want a cheap cinema lens kit

[@wildlifephotography3211]

I want to know One Question viltrox 33mm T1.5 can use Auto Focus of your Camera?

[@imayhaveadhd]

How'd you get the 66mm equivalent from this? I thought the multiplier was 1.5? Sorry I'm new to all this lol

[@HeIsHarsh]

Are those sample shots graded or straight out of the camera?