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NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit (RF Mount)

Cine Prime
Canon RF Mount
T2.2
77 mm
135 mm
800 g
Cine Prime
Canon RF Mount
T2.2
77 mm
135 mm
800 g
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Product Overview

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit (RF Mount)

Introducing the NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit, an unparalleled collection of cinema lenses designed for full-frame coverage and beyond, with a 46mm imaging circle to accommodate a wide range of shooting requirements, from expansive landscapes to detailed portraits.

What's in the box:

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit (RF Mount)

Athena 14mm T2.4

Athena 18mm T2.2

Athena 25mm T1.9

Athena 35mm T1.9

Athena 40mm T1.9

Athena 50mm T1.9

Athena 85mm T1.9

Athena 135mm T2.2

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Key Features

Cine Prime

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit is a Cine Prime lens.

Canon RF Mount

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit features a Canon RF Mount.

T2.2

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit features a fast T2.2 aperture.

77 mm

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit features a 77 mm filter thread.

135 mm

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit features a fixed 135 mm focal length.

800 g

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit weighs 800 g.

FAQs

What types of filmmaking scenarios are best suited for the NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit?

The NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit is exceptionally versatile, making it ideal for a range of filmmaking scenarios. Its lenses are designed to excel in both expansive landscapes and intimate portraits, thanks to the 46mm imaging circle that accommodates various focal lengths. The large apertures ranging from T1.9 to T2.4 allow for excellent performance in low-light conditions, making them suitable for night shoots or dimly lit environments. Additionally, the minimal focus breathing ensures smooth focus transitions, which is crucial for cinematic storytelling. Whether you’re shooting a documentary, narrative film, or commercial, this kit provides the tools necessary for high-quality visual storytelling.

How does the uniform weight and dimensions of the lenses benefit a filmmaker during production?

The uniform weight and dimensions of the NiSi ATHENA PRIME lenses simplify the production process significantly. This consistency means that when you switch between lenses, there is no need for gimbal rebalancing, which can often lead to time-consuming adjustments on set. This feature is particularly beneficial in dynamic shooting scenarios where time is of the essence. Filmmakers can maintain their workflow and focus on capturing the perfect shot without the distraction of technical adjustments, thereby enhancing overall efficiency.

Can the rear filter mount be used with any type of filter, and how does it enhance creative control?

The rear filter mount on the NiSi ATHENA PRIME lenses provides filmmakers with the flexibility to quickly and easily add ND and Mist filters. This feature is particularly advantageous as it allows for seamless integration of these filters without needing to attach them to the front of the lens, which can sometimes introduce flare or alter the lens's performance. By having the ability to modify the image characteristics right at the rear of the lens, filmmakers gain enhanced creative control over their shots, enabling them to achieve specific looks or manage exposure more efficiently on set.

What kind of image quality improvements can be expected with the ATHENA PRIME lenses compared to standard lenses?

The NiSi ATHENA PRIME lenses offer significant image quality improvements over standard lenses due to their advanced optical design. They feature superior micro-contrast control, which enhances the clarity and depth of each frame, allowing for finer details to emerge in both highlights and shadows. Additionally, the ultra-low chromatic aberration minimizes colour fringing and distortion at the edges of the frame, resulting in crisper images. Together, these enhancements ensure that every shot not only meets but exceeds professional filmmaking standards, providing a cinematic quality that can elevate your visual storytelling.

How does the focus ring's design contribute to precise focus pulls?

The focus ring on the NiSi ATHENA PRIME lenses is specifically engineered to offer 300 degrees of rotation, allowing for very fine adjustments when pulling focus. This extensive range enables filmmakers to achieve precise focus transitions essential for dynamic shots that require careful attention to detail. The fluorescent focal scales also enhance visibility, making it easier to track focus points in various lighting conditions. This level of precision is crucial for maintaining sharpness on subjects, particularly in narrative filmmaking where focus shifts can significantly impact the storytelling.

Is the lens kit suitable for use with other camera systems or only Canon RF Mount?

The NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit is designed specifically for Canon RF Mount systems. While the lenses are optimised for this mount, they are not compatible with other camera systems without the use of an appropriate adapter, which may not guarantee the same performance or image quality. Therefore, for best results and full functionality, it is advisable to use this lens kit with cameras that support the Canon RF Mount.

Master Kit for Cinematic Precision

Master Kit for Cinematic Precision

NiSi ATHENA PRIME Full Frame Cinema 8 Lens Master Kit (RF Mount)

ATHENA Delivers Unmatched Cinematic Clarity

ATHENA Delivers Unmatched Cinematic Clarity

Experience stunning detail and precision with ATHENA lenses, crafted for true cinematic excellence.

Seamless Visuals for Storytellers

Seamless Visuals for Storytellers

Designed for filmmakers, it delivers sharp imagery and smooth focus for every scene.

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