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NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T1.9 (PL Mount)

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Product Overview

Introducing the NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema Lens T1.9 (PL 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 T1.9 and soft bokeh, this lens offers beautiful background separation, making it ideal for capturing stunning images and videos.

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NiSi ATHENA PRIME 35mm T1.9 Full-Frame Lens (PL Mount)

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What makes the NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens suitable for professional filmmaking?

The NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens is designed specifically for professional filmmakers, featuring maximum micro-contrast control and ultra-low chromatic aberration, which significantly enhances image quality. Its large T1.9 aperture allows for beautiful background separation, creating a soft bokeh that elevates the overall aesthetic of your shots. Additionally, the lens minimises focus breathing, ensuring a consistent field of view during focus adjustments, which is crucial for maintaining visual continuity in film.

How does the rear filter mount enhance the filmmaking process?

The rear filter mount of the NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens offers filmmakers greater flexibility and creative control. This innovative feature allows you to easily add ND filters, polarizers, or other filters without the need to attach them to the front of the lens. This not only speeds up the workflow during shooting but also reduces the risk of damaging the lens elements when changing filters, allowing for quick adjustments to achieve the desired look.

Can this lens be used with different camera systems?

The NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens is specifically designed with a PL mount, which is compatible with a range of professional cinema cameras. However, if you are using a camera with a different mount, you may need an appropriate adapter. It is important to check the compatibility of your camera system with the PL mount to ensure optimal performance and image quality.

What advantages does the 300° focus ring provide for filmmakers?

The 300° focus ring on the NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens allows for precise and smooth focus pulls, giving filmmakers the ability to achieve exact focus adjustments. This extensive rotation range makes it easier to fine-tune focus on moving subjects or while transitioning between focal points, which is essential for maintaining the desired emphasis in storytelling. The fluorescent focal scales further enhance visibility, making it easier to track focus during filming.

How does the weight and size matching with other NiSi Athena lenses benefit users?

The NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens is matched in weight and size with other lenses in the Athena Series, which is particularly beneficial for filmmakers using gimbals or stabilisation systems. This matching eliminates the need for rebalancing when switching between lenses, allowing for a more efficient shooting process. It also ensures a consistent handling experience across different focal lengths, making it easier to transition between various shots seamlessly.

What types of projects is the NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens best suited for?

The NiSi 35mm ATHENA PRIME lens is versatile and ideal for a wide range of filmmaking projects, including feature films, documentaries, and music videos. Its combination of high-quality optical performance, creative control through the rear filter mount, and minimised focus breathing makes it a perfect choice for capturing dynamic and visually compelling storytelling across different genres.

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