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NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.2 (PL Mount)

Cine Prime
PL Mount
T2.2
77 mm
135 mm
980 g
Cine Prime
PL Mount
T2.2
77 mm
135 mm
980 g
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Product Overview

NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.2 (PL Mount)

Explore the expansive horizons of cinematic storytelling with the latest release in our Athena lens collection, the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.2 (PL Mount). Though it stands out as the largest size in the Athena Prime series, it boasts perfectly aligned characteristics, micro contrast, and colour ensuring a seamless experience across the lineup.

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NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.2 (PL Mount)

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Key Features

Cine Prime

NiSi 135 mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens is a Cine Lens.

PL Mount

NiSi 135 mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens features a PL mount.

T2.2

The NiSi 135 mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens features a fast T2.2 aperture.

77 mm

The NiSi 135 mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens features a 77 mm filter thread.

135 mm

The NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens features a fixed 135 mm focal length.

980 g

NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens weighs 980 g.

FAQs

What makes the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens suitable for cinematic storytelling?

The NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens is designed specifically for filmmakers, offering a combination of features that enhance visual storytelling. Its T2.2 aperture allows for excellent subject isolation, providing a beautifully soft background bokeh that adds depth to your scenes. Additionally, the advanced micro-contrast control and minimal chromatic aberration ensure that images are rendered with stunning detail and vibrant colours, making it an ideal choice for cinematic productions.

How does the lens minimise focus breathing and why is that important?

Focus breathing occurs when changing focus alters the perceived field of view, which can be distracting in cinematic shots. The NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME is engineered to minimise this effect, ensuring that the field of view remains consistent when adjusting focus. This feature is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your visual storytelling, allowing for smooth transitions that keep the audience engaged and immersed in the narrative.

Can I use filters with the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens, and if so, how?

Yes, the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens features a 77mm filter thread and includes a rear filter mount, making it compatible with various filters such as ND and Mist filters. This design simplifies your workflow by allowing for quick filter changes while keeping your lens protected from debris and scratches. The matched filter sizes across the Athena range also ensure consistency when using multiple lenses.

What types of film projects is the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens best suited for?

The versatility of the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens makes it suitable for a wide range of film projects. Whether you're working on epic cinematic productions, detailed documentaries, or evocative music videos, this lens provides the optical performance required to capture high-quality imagery. Its design enables filmmakers to achieve both dramatic and intimate shots, making it a valuable tool for various storytelling styles.

How does the focus ring design enhance usability during shooting?

The focus ring of the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens is designed with 300° of rotation and fluorescent focal scales, allowing for precise and effortless focus adjustments. This extensive rotation gives filmmakers greater control when focusing, which is especially beneficial in dynamic shooting environments. The familiar placement of the focus and iris rings, consistent with the rest of the Athena range, further enhances usability, enabling smooth transitions between lenses in fast-paced settings.

What advantages does the rear filter mount offer for filmmakers?

The rear filter mount on the NiSi 135mm ATHENA PRIME lens provides significant advantages, including the ability to quickly add or change filters without disrupting your shooting flow. This feature is particularly useful for filmmakers working in varied lighting conditions, as it allows for immediate adjustments to exposure and creative effects without the need for extensive setup changes. The rear mount also helps protect the lens glass from scratches and environmental elements.

Precision Focus for Filmmakers

Precision Focus for Filmmakers

NiSi 135 mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.2 (PL Mount)

Revolutionary Clarity with ATHENA 135 mm

Revolutionary Clarity with ATHENA 135 mm

Achieve smooth focus and seamless swaps with the NiSi Athena Prime lens-perfect for stable, cinematic shots.

Smooth Focus, Seamless Storytelling

Smooth Focus, Seamless Storytelling

Achieve smooth focus and seamless swaps with the NiSi Athena Prime lens-perfect for stable, cinematic shots.

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