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TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 CINE Lens Black

Capture extraordinary cinematic visuals with the TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Dual-Bokeh Cine Lens, a full-frame prime built to inspire creativity. Its bubble bokeh mode fills backgrounds with dreamy, floating orbs, while its soft bokeh mode applies an ethereal, filter-like blur to out-of-focus objects. With its fast T2.1 aperture, the lens excels in low-light shooting while offering exquisite depth control, and its standard 35mm focal length provides a natural perspective ideal for storytelling, combining environmental context with vivid detail.

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TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 CINE Lens Black

TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 CINE Lens Black

Capture extraordinary cinematic visuals with the TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Dual-Bokeh Cine Lens, a full-frame prime built to inspire creativity. Its bubble bokeh mode fills backgrounds with dreamy, floating orbs, while its soft bokeh mode applies an ethereal, filter-like blur to out-of-focus objects. With its fast T2.1 aperture, the lens excels in low-light shooting while offering exquisite depth control, and its standard 35mm focal length provides a natural perspective ideal for storytelling, combining environmental context with vivid detail.

The 35mm T2.1 sports a durable aviation aluminium build, and includes an 82mm front filter thread for flexible filtration options and 0.8 MOD gearing for seamless integration with follow focus systems. With a close focus distance of just 11"" in soft mode and an expansive 63° angle of view, this lens offers remarkable versatility for both atmospheric establishing shots and intimate close-ups.

Key Features:

Covers Full-Frame

T2.1 to T22 Aperture

Dual-Bokeh Design (Bubble & Soft)

11-Blade Iris

63° Angle of View

85mm Front Diameter

82mm Filter Thread

11" Close Focus in Soft Bokeh Mode

0.8 MOD Gear Pitch

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TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 CINE Lens Black

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TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 CINE Lens Black

Capture extraordinary cinematic visuals with the TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Dual-Bokeh Cine Lens, a full-frame prime built to inspire creativity. Its bubble bokeh mode fills backgrounds with dreamy, floating orbs, while its soft bokeh mode applies an ethereal, filter-like blur to out-of-focus objects. With its fast T2.1 aperture, the lens excels in low-light shooting while offering exquisite depth control, and its standard 35mm focal length provides a natural perspective ideal for storytelling, combining environmental context with vivid detail.

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