Dzofilm’s Thypoch completes cine prime lens range

Dzofilm is showcasing the newly completed range of fully-matched compact cine primes from sister brand Thypoch on its stand, alongside a new lightweight autofocus zoom, at IBC2026.

The new Simera-C 16mm T1.9 FF completes the 16, 21, 28, 35, 50 and 75mm T/1.5 cine prime line up (all available in M and E mount). They are designed with nearly identical dimensions, similar weight (around 450g), consistent 0.8 MOD gear positioning and matched colour rendering across the series, enabling seamless lens changes and streamlined production workflows.  

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Thypoch’s Simera-C 16mm T1.9 FF surrounded by its cine prime family Dzofilm

They are compact enough for cinema cameras, full-frame mirrorless systems, gimbals, drones and handheld rigs like the Ronin 4D. 

Thypoch’s Voyager 24-50mm f/2.8, its first autofocus zoom lens, is claimed to deliver “prime-level performance in a compact zoom”. Weighing just 432g, it is suitable for travel and run-and-gun productions while boasting centre-to-edge sharpness that rivals prime lenses, claims the company.  

A 10-blade iris produces smooth, natural bokeh, while the internal focusing design maintains the lens's compact balance during operation, useful for gimbals and handheld shooting. It is also dust-, splash-, and weather-resistant. 

Stand Number: 12.G44 

Company: Thypoch 

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