Cine Prime
Canon RF Mount
T2.2
77 mm
135 mm
1.07 kg
Overview

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

Explore the expansive horizons of cinematic storytelling with the latest release in the Athena lens collection, the NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens. 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 ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens (RF Mount)

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

Explore the expansive horizons of cinematic storytelling with the latest release in the Athena lens collection, the NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens. 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.

This lens is a testament to our commitment to providing filmmakers with tools that offer superior image quality. It features advanced micro-contrast control and minimal chromatic aberration, ensuring that every shot is rendered with crystal-clear detail and vibrant, true-to-life colours. The T2.2 aperture allows for exquisite subject isolation against a beautifully soft, out-of-focus background, enhancing the visual depth and emotional impact of your narrative.

The 135mm ATHENA PRIME is meticulously designed to minimise focus breathing, providing filmmakers with a consistent field of view when adjusting focus. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your visual storytelling, ensuring smooth, distraction-free transitions that keep your audience engaged. While this lens may be larger, its iris and focus ring positions match the rest of the Athena range, allowing for familiar and efficient operation, especially in fast-paced shooting environments.

The lens includes a 77mm filter thread and an 80mm clamp-on size, consistent with the series, facilitating the use of a wide array of lens accessories. The focus ring, with 300° of rotation and fluorescent focal scales, promises precise and effortless focus adjustments, crucial for capturing those fleeting moments with sharp clarity, even in less-than-ideal lighting conditions.

The NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens is a versatile and invaluable asset for filmmakers. Its design incorporates a rear filter mount, allowing for the quick addition of ND and Mist filters, simplifying your workflow and ensuring your lens remains protected during the process.

Ideal for a broad spectrum of film projects, from epic cinematic productions to detailed close-ups in documentaries or evocative music videos, the NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens redefines the boundaries of creative freedom and image quality. Step into a world where your cinematic vision is bound only by the limits of your imagination with NiSi.

Key Features:

Maximum Micro-contrast Control

Ultra-low Chromatic Aberration

Rear Mount Filter Mount

77mm Filter Thread

Focus Ring with 300° Rotation

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

Cine Prime
Canon RF Mount
T2.2
77 mm
135 mm
1.07 kg
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NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens (RF Mount)

Explore the expansive horizons of cinematic storytelling with the latest release in the Athena lens collection, the NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens. 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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Key Features

Cine Prime

NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135 mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens is a Cine Prime lens.

Canon RF Mount

NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135 mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens features a Canon RF Mount.

T2.2

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

77 mm

NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135 mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens features a 77 mm filter thread.

135 mm

NiSi ATHENA PRIME T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens features a fixed 135 mm focal length.

1.07 kg

NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135 mm T2.2 Full Frame Cinema Lens weighs 1.07 kg.

ATHENA 135mm - Master Every Frame

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

ATHENA 135mm - Master Every Frame

Unmatched Clarity with ATHENA 135 mm

Unleash stunning clarity with ATHENA 135 mm, perfect for flawless focus and cinematic depth.

Effortless Focus, Flawless Storytelling

Effortless Focus, Flawless Storytelling

Effortless focus, flawless storytelling with the NiSi ATHENA PRIME 135 mm lens.

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