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Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens
Designed for full-frame camera sensors, the Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens features a wide T1 to T16 aperture range for improved low-light shooting. Create a shallow depth of field and dreamy bokeh with the 15-blade iris and lens construction of 14 elements in 9 groups. The focus ring rotates 270°, and the iris ring 85° for intuitive manual adjustments with low focus breathing.
The lens features a 63.4° angle of view to ensure your subject remains in the frame. An 80mm outer diameter and M77 filter thread are consistent across the lens series and allow you to incorporate different matte boxes or filters. Cine-standard gearing on the lens, adjustment shims, and a removable lens support thread make up the cine housing of the lens.
Key Features:
Full-Frame Cinema Lens
Bright T1 to T16 Aperture
15-Blade Iris Design
14-Element Optical Construction
63.4° Angle of View
50 cm Minimum Focus Distance
Cinema-Standard Gear Rings
77 mm Filter Thread
What's in the Box:
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens
Adjustment Shim Set
Lens Support Thread
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Product Overview
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens
Designed for full-frame camera sensors, the Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens features a wide T1 to T16 aperture range for improved low-light shooting. Create a shallow depth of field and dreamy bokeh with the 15-blade iris and lens construction of 14 elements in 9 groups. The focus ring rotates 270°, and the iris ring 85° for intuitive manual adjustments with low focus breathing.
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Key Features
Cine Prime Lens
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens delivering a classic cine prime lens experience for natural everyday perspective.
35mm Focal Length
Laowa Argus FF T1 Cine Lens delivering a classic 35mm focal length for natural perspective and versatile everyday shooting.
T1 Maximum Aperture
Laowa Argus FF 35mm Cine Lens featuring a bright T1 maximum aperture for exceptional low-light performance.
Various Mounts Available
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens equipped with an variou mounts available system for seamless compatibility.
77 mm Filter Size
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens supporting a 77 mm filter thread for broad compatibility with professional photographic filters.
2.76 kg Lightweight
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens engineered as a lightweight 2.76 kg design for comfortable handheld shooting and portability.
T1 Creative Power
Laowa Argus FF 35mm T1 Cine Lens
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Vision Perfected
Exceptional optical performance delivers sharp detail and natural colour in every frame.
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Dreamy Bokeh
Create beautifully soft, creamy backgrounds that make your subject stand out. The wide T1 aperture delivers smooth bokeh with stunning depth and separation.
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