DZOFilm Linglung 10-24mm T2.9 MFT metric

The DZOFilm Linglung 10-24mm T2.9 MFT metric is a wide cine zoom for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) workflows where consistency across focal lengths is mandatory. A constant T2.9 aperture enables repeatable exposure and depth-of-field control from 10 to 24mm, while a true parfocal optical path holds focus during zoom moves. Frame geometry stays stable thanks to minimal focus breathing, and a 12-blade iris produces round highlights for broadcast images.

Mechanics follow established cinema practice: the focus ring travels a precise 270° with 26 index marks for accurate pulling; zoom rotation is 100° for measured ramps; all three rings use 0.8 MOD gearing for wireless FIZ and follow-focus units. A user-accessible back-focus module aligns the MFT flange (19.2 mm, ±0.3 mm) so parfocal behavior remains consistent across bodies and mounts. The metric focus scale is clear on both sides for visibility with operators and assistants, and hard-stops plus a damped throw give good repeatability.

Optically, the Linglung covers the full MFT image circle with uniform sharpness and controlled distortion. Multi-layer coatings protect contrast under hard sources and LED walls, keeping color stable across the zoom for multicam and LUT-driven pipelines. Minimum focus is 0.61 m (≈2 ft), enabling dramatic wide close-ups without diopters; the 2.4× zoom ratio moves from sweeping establishing shots at 10mm to tighter perspectives at 24mm without re-rigging the platform.

For production houses, broadcasters and streaming teams, the DZOFilm Linglung 10-24mm T2.9 MFT metric integrates into professional rigs: cine-standard gear pitch, a front profile ready for clip-on matte boxes, and stable mechanics for motorized control. Use it as a primary ultra-wide or pair with the Linglung 20-70mm T2.9 to span most MFT coverage while retaining matched colorimetry, bokeh and handling across cameras, gimbals and jibs.