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Laowa OOOM Adapter Kit (1.33x Adapter + 1.4x Expander)

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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.

What's in the box:

Venus Optics Laowa 1.33x Rear Anamorphic Adapter (PL-to-PL)

Venus Optics Laowa 1.4x Full-Frame Expander (PL to PL)

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FAQs

How does the 1.33x Rear Anamorphic Adapter affect the image quality?

The 1.33x Rear Anamorphic Adapter is designed to enhance your cinematic experience by providing a widescreen aspect ratio of 2.39:1, which is highly sought after in film production. This adapter maintains the image quality without introducing significant distortion or loss of sharpness. It allows for unique bokeh characteristics and a distinctive lens flare, giving your footage a more cinematic feel while preserving the optical integrity of the Laowa OOOM lens.

What are the advantages of using the 1.4x Expander with the OOOM lens?

The 1.4x Expander is specifically engineered to enhance the versatility of the Laowa OOOM lens by allowing it to be fully compatible with Full Frame sensors. It effectively multiplies the focal length without compromising image quality, enabling you to achieve a wider range of focal lengths for your shots. The quick switch button on the lens simplifies the conversion process, allowing for seamless adjustments during shooting, which is critical in dynamic filming environments.

Can I use the OOOM lens with other camera mounts besides PL?

Yes, the Laowa OOOM lens is designed to be interchangeable with PL, EF, and FE mounts. This flexibility allows cinematographers to use the lens with various camera systems, enhancing its versatility across different shooting scenarios. Be sure to check compatibility with your specific camera model to ensure optimal performance.

What makes the parfocal design of the OOOM lens significant?

The parfocal design of the Laowa OOOM lens is crucial for professional cinematographers because it ensures that the focus remains consistent even when zooming in or out. This feature allows you to maintain sharp focus on your subject while adjusting the framing, which saves time during shooting and reduces the need for refocusing. This is especially beneficial in dynamic shooting situations where quick adjustments are necessary.

How does the Laowa OOOM lens perform in low light conditions?

The Laowa OOOM lens features a constant T2.9 aperture throughout its zoom range, which is particularly advantageous for low light shooting. This wide aperture allows more light to enter the lens, enabling you to capture clear and detailed images in darker environments without the need for additional lighting. The lens also provides excellent colour rendition and skin tones, making it suitable for various shooting styles, including interviews and narrative films.

What creative opportunities does the close focusing distance offer?

The OOOM lens can focus as close as 60cm, which opens up a range of creative possibilities for cinematographers. This short minimum focusing distance allows you to capture intimate details and unique perspectives, enhancing storytelling through close-up shots. Whether you are shooting products, nature, or dramatic scenes, the ability to get close adds depth and dimension to your footage.

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