Are the NiSi Athena lenses the perfect cinema lenses? 

Absolutely a good value for optical quality, size and cost. Thank you for the content.

You have some amazingly beautiful shots, well done dude!

Dude, this video was so good. It's one of the best I've seen on the 4D.

bro this work is fireeee

I certainly don’t care about video lenses but watched from start to finish - you’re legend!

Would love to see more BTS of you using the ronin 4D. Been thinking of picking one up for myself

Damn, Iceland and Ronin 4D is like my dream combo to shoot :D

Boom!! Love this man

Amazing stuff 🙌 I have been 👀 those lenses, you made the smart choice with the PL mount 👌

Great video kept me watching

beautiful work bro

Thank you for sharing my friend, a big Hello from Atlanta GA. cheers !

Great video!

I love my NiSi set, and since I’m comfortable doing color work, the sharpness and clarity isn’t a problem to pull back when necessary. As my standard package I would rather have a detailed image in camera which I can soften and stretch later. The quality is great so far. My only “complaint” is not having the 18mm in time to finish my current project. There’s a shot where 14mm is too wide and I don’t have the working distance to pull back for the 25mm, so I will be using another brand. But I have the new set of three on preorder for when they release in July. I think it’s hard to go wrong with them unless you need to deliver a vintage feel for quick turn around without much post work, but there’s many vintage lens sets on sites like ShareGrid that aren’t expensive to rent when needed.

I came around to this camera as well. What is the balancing like with these lenses, are they within the weight bracket? Good close focus?

Amazing!

Great video! It is to the point and has excellent information. Question for you - what Ronin D4 do you have? Based on your experience, what would you recommend about it?

I have the rf 15 -35 2.8, rf 85 1.2 ds, and rf28-70 2. I can only get two lenses next month. Which to get? I was thinking the 25mm and 50 because i have the c70 and r5c

Hey thanks for this recently got a 4d 6k and looking to invest in some good cine glass for long term. Do you use pro res raw? Have you got any videos on grading D-log?

i want to start with a set of two lens what is the most optimiza choice to go with 35/50 ?

Thanks for the review! Could you tell which of them do you like more? I tend to order 14 and 35 for now.