Overview

Introducing the NiSi 14mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.4 (RF Mount). This lens is designed with maximum micro-contrast control and ultra-low chromatic aberration, providing unparalleled image quality with finer image details. With a large aperture of T2.4 and soft bokeh, this lens offers beautiful background separation, making it ideal for capturing stunning images and videos.

SKU: GC11-N-943717

NiSi 14mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.4 (RF Mount)

Introducing the NiSi 14mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.4 (RF Mount). This lens is designed with maximum micro-contrast control and ultra-low chromatic aberration, providing unparalleled image quality with finer image details. With a large aperture of T2.4 and soft bokeh, this lens offers beautiful background separation, making it ideal for capturing stunning images and videos.

The Athena Prime Lens Series (RF mount) is equipped with a rear filter mount, which provides a more flexible workflow and creative control for filmmaking. Filmmakers can easily add ND filters, polarizers, or other filters to achieve their desired look without having to attach filters to the front of the lens. This feature also makes it easier to swap filters quickly and efficiently, saving time and reducing the risk of lens damage.

The lens has been designed to minimise focus breathing, ensuring that the change in field of view when adjusting focus from the minimum focus distance to infinity is extremely small. This feature is particularly important for filmmakers who need to maintain a consistent field of view when focusing on their subject. With the Athena Prime Series lens, filmmakers can achieve precise focus pulls and maintain a consistent look throughout their shots.

In addition, the NiSi Athena Prime 14mm lens is matched in weight and size with other lenses in the series, eliminating the need for rebalancing on a gimbal when switching between lenses. The matched aperture and focus rings across the range also make using lens accessories such as focus gears easy. The focus ring features 300° of rotation with fluorescent focal scales for precise focus pulls, making it easier for filmmakers to achieve their desired focus.

The NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens with a 14mm T2.4 focal length (RF Mount) is a versatile and high-quality lens that offers unparalleled image quality, flexibility, and creative control for filmmakers. Whether you’re shooting a feature film or a music video, the Athena Prime Series will help you easily achieve your creative vision.

Features

  • Full-frame and 46mm imaging circle

  • Maximum micro-contrast control and ultra-low chromatic aberration for unparalleled image quality

  • Large aperture of T2.4 and soft bokeh for beautiful background separation

  • Drop-in Mount filter mount for a more flexible workflow and creative control for filmmaking

  • Minimizes focus breathing for a consistent field of view when adjusting focus

  • Matched in weight and size to other NiSi Athena Lenses, eliminating the need for rebalancing on a gimbal when switching between lenses

  • Focus ring features 300° of rotation with fluorescent focal scales for precise focus pulls

  • Ideal for shooting feature films, documentaries, or music videos

  • Offers unparalleled image quality, flexibility, and creative control for filmmakers

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Product Overview

Introducing the NiSi 14mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T2.4 (RF Mount). This lens is designed with maximum micro-contrast control and ultra-low chromatic aberration, providing unparalleled image quality with finer image details. With a large aperture of T2.4 and soft bokeh, this lens offers beautiful background separation, making it ideal for capturing stunning images and videos.

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