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SLR Magic 2X, 35mm T2.4 Anamorphot-Cine Lens for Micro Four Thirds
SLR Magic 2X, 35mm T2.4 Anamorphot-Cine Lens for Micro Four Thirds
The ANAMORPHOT-CINE 35mm T2.4 is a 2x Anamorphic lens for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) mount cameras. SLR Magic are known for their fast prime cine lenses and Anamorphic lens adapters and have combined the two to create the new dedicated anamorphic lens series.
The 35mm 2x Anamorphot-CINE Lens delivers a complete, one-piece, anamorphic lens with a maximum aperture of T2.4. The lens features geared focus and aperture rings, a minimum focus distance of 1.1m, and an 82mm front filter thread that allows you to screw in filters, and dioptres to reduce the minimum focus distance. Please note that the front of the lens rotates as you focus, which may affect your choice of matte box. Included with the lens is a hard transport case.
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SLR Magic 2X, 35mm T2.4 Anamorphot-Cine Lens for Micro Four Thirds
The ANAMORPHOT-CINE 35mm T2.4 is a 2x Anamorphic lens for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) mount cameras. SLR Magic are known for their fast prime cine lenses and Anamorphic lens adapters and have combined the two to create the new dedicated anamorphic lens series.
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