Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2 1.33X Full Frame Anamorphic Lens
Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2 is an anamorphic telephoto lens that provides full-frame coverage and classic anamorphic character for filmmakers.
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Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2 1.33X Full Frame Anamorphic Lens
Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2 1.33X Full Frame Anamorphic Lens - Compact and Cinematic
Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2 1.33X Full Frame Anamorphic Lens is the perfect choice for filmmakers looking for a combination of full-frame coverage and the unique characteristics of anamorphic lenses. With a 1.33x squeeze and a design that supports both rig and handheld recordings, this lens offers a smooth and professional solution for all types of film productions.
This lens is ideal for creative filmmakers who want to achieve a cinematic feel in their projects without compromising image quality. With the Mantis 135mm, you can easily create visually impressive films whether you are working on a large production or as a solo creator.
1.33X squeeze with 2X look
The Mantis series is specifically developed to provide the rich visual expression characteristic of classic 2X anamorphic lenses, but with the advantages of a more flexible 1.33X squeeze. This delivers a cinematic image with enhanced composition, clear anamorphic character, and the signature oval bokeh that makes anamorphic images so desirable.
Full-frame coverage for modern camera systems
With an image circle of 36 × 24 mm, the Mantis 135mm is perfect for full-frame recording. It is designed to work excellently with modern cine and hybrid cameras, meaning you can enjoy the anamorphic look without compromising sensor size or image quality.
Oval aperture for classic anamorphic character
The lens is equipped with a consistent oval aperture shape that creates a clear anamorphic rendering. The oval bokeh provides an increased sense of depth and a more cinematic rendering of backgrounds and highlights, making your images more vibrant and dynamic.
Amber flare with warm cinematic feel
The Mantis 135mm produces a flare color that lies between neutral and amber, adding a subtle warm tone to your images without dominating the scene. This balanced anamorphic flare adds character and emotional tone, making each image memorable and visually appealing.
Compact and lightweight for smoother recording
Despite its capability to cover full frame, the lens is designed in a relatively compact format and weighs approximately 800 g. This makes it an excellent choice for solo creators, smaller rigs and gimbals, as well as for productions where weight and balance are crucial factors to ensure smooth recording.
Interchangeable mount for greater flexibility
The Mantis 135mm is offered with a native mount in either PL or E and also supports interchangeable mounts for PL, E, EF, RF, L, and Z. This provides great opportunities for flexibility between different camera systems and production environments, making it easier to adapt to various recording needs.
Technical specifications
| Focal Length | 135mm |
|---|---|
| Aperture | T3.2 – T22 |
| Anamorphic squeeze | 1.33X |
| Image circle | 36 × 24 mm |
| Mount | PL / E / EF / RF / L / Z |
| Minimum focus distance | 1 m |
| Focus rotation | 180° |
| Iris blades | 14 |
| Front diameter | 80 mm |
| Filter thread | 77 mm × 0.75 |
| Weight | Approx. 800 g |
| Length (PL) | 112 mm |
Frequently asked questions
What is the anamorphic squeeze for the Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2?
The lens has an anamorphic squeeze of 1.33X.
What image circle does the Blazar Mantis 135mm T3.2 cover?
The lens has an image circle of 36 × 24 mm, making it perfect for full-frame recording.
What mounts are offered for the Mantis 135mm?
The Mantis 135mm is offered with a native mount in either PL or E and also supports interchangeable mounts for PL, E, EF, RF, L, and Z.
How does the oval aperture shape affect the images?
The oval aperture shape creates a distinct anamorphic rendition and provides an increased sense of depth as well as a more cinematic rendering of backgrounds and highlights.
