Fujifilm GF 32-90mm T3.5 PZ OIS WR Cine Lens

FUJINON GF32-90mmT3.5 PZ OIS WR is a purpose-made cinema zoom designed to deliver versatility, speed, and outstanding optical performance for demanding productions. Its 32-90mm focal range offers exceptional compositional flexibility, reducing the need for frequent lens changes and streamlining on-set workflows. A constant T3.5 aperture ensures consistent exposure across the zoom range, while minimal focus breathing preserves framing, keeping shots cinematic and distraction-free. Despite its professional capabilities, the lens remains compact and lightweight at just 222mm (8.74 inches) long and 2.1kg (4.63lb), making it ideal for handheld, gimbal, crane, or other rigged setups. Built-in Optical Image Stabilization expands possibilities, delivering steady results even in dynamic environments. Engineered with Fujinon’s renowned optical expertise, it features ED elements, EBC coatings, and precision gearing for compatibility with professional FIZ systems. With weather-resistant construction and reliable performance, it’s a powerhouse built for cinematic storytelling anywhere.  FUJIFILM GF32-90MMT3.5 PZ OIS WR LENS FEATURES:   • A Zoom Lens Designed for Cinematic Production  With a rich history in lens design, Fujifilm understands the key optical needs of a cinematic zoom lens. That’s why GF32-90mmT3.5 PZ OIS WR offers a versatile focal range with great compositional flexibility, speeding up production by reducing the need to change lenses. Similar advantages come from the constant T3.5 aperture throughout the range, so once a scene is lit, users can zoom in and out without the need for exposure adjustments. Focus breathing is also tightly controlled, maintaining framing consistency and minimizing distractions for the audience.  • Compact and Lightweight Design for Every Production  Measuring 222mm (8.74 inches) in length and weighing 2.1kg (4.63lb), GF32-90mmT3.5 PZ OIS WR maintains flexibility and ease of use in a wide variety of scenarios. Camera operators and DPs need to handle the camera and lens in a variety of ways; on rigs, cranes, handheld, and on sticks, so the lens’s compact and lightweight design maximizes