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Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine)

Telephoto Prime
Interchangeable Mount
T2.4
62mm
65 and 80mm
1400g
Telephoto Prime
Interchangeable Mount
T2.4
62mm
65 and 80mm
1400g
Regular price $3,351.70
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Product Overview

Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine)

Laowa Nanomorph 65mm T2.4 1.5x S35 Anamorphic Lens (Amber Flare)

The -mount Laowa Nanomorph 65mm T2.4 1.5x S35 Anamorphic Lens from is a compact, lightweight anamorphic lens that captures high-quality, organic imagery with 1.5x anamorphic squeeze on cameras with S35 sensors. It features telephoto compression ideal for close-ups, an aperture range of T2.4 to T16 for a deep depth of field, and 13 iris blades for soft bokeh.

What's in the box:

Laowa Nanomorph 65mm T2.4 1.5x S35 Anamorphic Lens (Amber Flare)

Front Cap

Rear Cap

Shim Set

Allen Key (0.9mm)

3/8"-16 Support Foot

Laowa Nanomorph 80mm T2.4 1.5x S35 Anamorphic Lens (Amber Flare)

Front Cap

Rear Cap

Shim Set

Allen Key (0.9mm)

3/8"-16 Support Foot

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Key Features

Telephoto Prime

These prime lens have telephoto compression that is ideal for close-ups, a deep depth of field, and 13 iris blades for soft bokeh.

Interchangeable Mount

The Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine) is compatible with interchangeable mounts Sony E, Fujifilm X, Canon RF, Nikon Z, L Mount, MFT, DL and Arri PL (Default) + EF.

T2.4

The Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine) has a maximum aperture of T2.4.

62mm

The Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine) has a front filter size of 62mm.

65 and 80mm

The Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine) has focal length of 65 and 80mm.

1400g

The Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm,80mm) (Amber) - (Cine) weighs 1400g.

FAQs

What advantages does the 1.5x squeeze ratio offer with the Laowa Nanomorph lenses?

The 1.5x squeeze ratio strikes a balance between capturing a cinematic look and maintaining manageable lens size and weight. This ratio produces a 2.66:1 aspect ratio on a 16:9 sensor after de-squeeze, allowing filmmakers to achieve an anamorphic aesthetic without the extreme distortion or size associated with higher squeeze ratios. This makes it ideal for various shooting conditions, including handheld and gimbal work, while still delivering the desired oval bokeh and cinematic flares.

How does the minimum focus distance of 27.5 inches affect my shooting techniques?

The 27.5-inch minimum focus distance enables you to capture detailed close-up shots while still leveraging the lens's anamorphic characteristics. This allows for creative framing and composition, as you can focus closely on subjects while achieving the distinctive oval bokeh and compression effects typical of anamorphic lenses. This feature is particularly beneficial for portraiture or product shots, where you want to isolate the subject from the background.

What are the benefits of using interchangeable mounts with the Laowa Nanomorph lenses?

Interchangeable mounts enhance the versatility of the Laowa Nanomorph lenses, allowing users to adapt them for various camera systems, including Canon RF, Sony E, and Micro Four Thirds. This flexibility ensures that filmmakers can use these lenses across different camera bodies without needing to invest in multiple dedicated lenses for each system. It simplifies the workflow, especially in professional environments where different cameras may be used for different projects.

How does the amber flare affect the visual style of my footage?

The amber flare produced by the Laowa Nanomorph lenses adds a warm, artistic touch to your imagery. This characteristic is a hallmark of anamorphic lenses and can enhance the emotional tone of your scenes. The horizontal flares can create visually striking highlights that draw attention to specific elements within the frame, providing a unique aesthetic that differentiates your work from standard spherical lenses. The amber hue can also complement skin tones, making it ideal for cinematic storytelling.

Can the Laowa Nanomorph lenses be used for both video and photography?

Yes, the Laowa Nanomorph lenses are designed primarily for cinematic use but can also be effectively used for photography. Their ability to create beautiful oval bokeh and rich flares can yield striking images, making them suitable for artistic photography, portraiture, and more. However, it is important to note that their focus characteristics and squeeze ratio are particularly tailored for cinematic applications, so users should be aware of these features when applying them to still photography.

What is the significance of the unified gear position on these lenses?

The unified gear position allows for seamless lens swaps without the need for recalibration of focus and aperture gears. This is crucial in fast-paced filming environments where time is of the essence. It ensures that cinematographers can quickly change lenses while maintaining consistent control over focus and aperture settings, thus enhancing workflow efficiency during shoots.

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