SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 1.8x Full-Frame Anamorphic lens(RF mount)
SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 is an anamorphic lens with an RF mount, perfect for filmmakers seeking a cinematic look.
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SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 1.8x Full-Frame Anamorphic lens(RF mount)
SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 - Exceptional Anamorphic Film Quality
SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 1.8x Full-Frame Anamorphic lens is designed to provide filmmakers with unbeatable cinematic quality. With its 1.8x anamorphic compression and RF mount, this lens is perfect for both professional and enthusiastic filmmakers looking to elevate their productions. This lens is specifically designed to create a unique visual aesthetic with beautiful bokeh effects and a wider view.
Main Features and Benefits
SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 offers a range of advantages that make it indispensable for film production. The 1.8x anamorphic compression provides a wider field of view and a characteristic bokeh that many filmmakers strive for. With a maximum aperture of T2.9, you can capture scenes in low light with high quality, making it ideal for various environments and situations. The lens also has a robust construction, making it durable and reliable during long shoots.
This lens is compatible with full-frame sensors and is excellent for both feature films and short films, as well as documentaries and music videos. Whether you are working in the studio or on location, the SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 offers the perfect solution to achieve a professional and cinematic feel in your productions.
Specifications
- Anamorphic Compression: 1.8x
- Maximum Aperture: T2.9
- Lens Mount: RF-mount
- Full-Frame Compatible: Yes
Frequently asked questions
What is the anamorphic compression for the SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9?
It has an anamorphic compression of 1.8x.
What type of lens mount does the SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 have?
It has an RF mount.
What is the maximum aperture for this lens?
The maximum aperture is T2.9.
Is the SIRUI Venus 135mm T2.9 compatible with full-frame sensors?
Yes, it is full-frame compatible.
