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Sirui 35mm T2.9 1.6x Carbon Fibre Full-frame Anamorphic E Mount lens, Blue FlareSirui 35mm T2.9 1.6x Carbon Fibre Full-frame Anamorphic E Mount lens, Blue Flare
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Sirui 35mm T2.9 1.6x Carbon Fibre Full-frame Anamorphic E Mount lens, Blue Flare
Dramatic characteristics - Get that streaky flare and oval bokeh look anamorphic lenses are known for.  1.6x Squeeze factor - The 1.6x squeeze ratio will capture 1.6x the width of the focal length giving a truly widescreen cinematic experience.  Full-Frame Ready - The image circle is large enough to cover full-frame cine cameras.  Light and durable - The carbon fibre front barrel reduces the overall weight.  Made for cinematographers - This lens has all the features needed for professional cine work.  Upgrading? Check our offer for your old gear0% FinanceEnd of line - available while stocks last

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Sirui Nightwalker Series 35mm T1.2 S35 Manual Focus Cine Lens, Sony E Mount, BlackSirui Nightwalker Series 35mm T1.2 S35 Manual Focus Cine Lens, Sony E Mount, Black
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Sirui Nightwalker Series 35mm T1.2 S35 Manual Focus Cine Lens, Sony E Mount, Black
High performance - A must have for professional or aspiring filmmakers.  Versatile perspective - 35mm on on the S35 Crop format offers a natural perspective, perfect for tighter shots.  See in the dark - The super-bright T1.2 aperture makes it an excellent choice for low light shooting.  Small in size - Despite the large T1.2 aperture, these S35 Nightwalker lenses are small and compact.  Designed for video - The 270 degree focus throw and de-clicked aperture ring are some of the features videographers love.  Upgrading? Check our offer for your old gearEnd of line - available while stocks last

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Sony E Mount Lenses For Sale

This lens fitting was launched with the original Sony NEX mirrorless camera in 2010.  The lenses were described as E mount to distinguish them from the lenses for the Sony Alpha DSLRs which adopted the 'A mount' designation. The NEX used an APS-C sized sensor, slightly smaller than the full frame size of a 35mm SLR, and often referred to as a crop sensor. Because the sensor is smaller, then lenses can be smaller as well.  A 50mm lens on a crop sensor camera produces the same image as a 75mm lens on a full-frame camera. 

The full-frame mirrorless Alpha 7, was introduced three years later using the same lens mount but with a new range of lenses to cover the larger image area.  An 'F' for full frame was added to the designation for these larger lenses.