Overview

The OOOM 25-100mm T2.9 Cine is the first cinema zoom lens from Laowa. We are committed to develop a versatile, all-in-one zoom lens with a blend of vintage & modern characters where cinematographers can own one for different kinds of productions.

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Laowa 1.4x Full Frame Expander

The OOOM 25-100mm T2.9 Cine is the first cinema zoom lens from Laowa. We are committed to develop a versatile, all-in-one zoom lens with a blend of vintage & modern characters where cinematographers can own one for different kinds of productions.

Features

  • Comprehensive 4X zoom range
  • Super 35+ coverage
  • Parfocal design
  • Extremely low focus breathing
  • Constant T2.9
  • Super close focusing distance
  • Interchangeable PL/EF/FE mounts
  • Full Frame sensor compatible via 1.4x FF Expander (included with cine bundle)
  • 1.33X Rear Anamorphic Adapter designed to create 2.39:1 widescreen aspect ratio (included with cine bundle)

Parfocal design

The focus remains the same no matter zoom in or out. Your subject will remain sharp and in focus.

Extremely low focus breathing

Your composition will remain the same when changing the focus.© Ascending Works, DP: Weston Walker

Constant T2.9 with super close focus

The large constant T2.9 allows you to shot in low light situation through-out the whole zoom range. The lens can focus as close as 60cm (~2 feet) which give you more opportunities for a creative shot.

Optional Rear 1.33X Anamorphic Adapter (coming soon)

A 1.33X Rear Anamorphic Adapter is also designed to create cinematic 2:39:1 widescreen ratio when paired up with the OOOM.

Optional Full Frame Compatible via 1.4x Expander (arriving soon)

A 1.4X FF Expander is carefully designed to match with the OOOM with no degradation on image quality. A quick switch button on the lens allows easy conversion of focal length scale.

The Look

We are trying to deliver a zoom lens which blends in the characters of both modern and vintage optics. The OOOM is designed to offer a beautiful vintage look in its colour and bokeh. The image is not overly contrasty nor flat but with good sharpness found in modern lens. It also renders a natural healthy skin tone and silky smooth transition.

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Product Overview

The OOOM 25-100mm T2.9 Cine is the first cinema zoom lens from Laowa. We are committed to develop a versatile, all-in-one zoom lens with a blend of vintage & modern characters where cinematographers can own one for different kinds of productions.

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