Shoot full-frame cine footage with high-resolution images and natural-looking bokeh with shallow depth of field on cameras with an L-mount with the Meike Full-Frame Cine 4-Lens Kit L Mount Hard Casefrom Meike. This 24mm lens produces wide-angle images on full-frame cameras and is part of a series of full-frame lenses featuring a 45mm image circle with a T2.1 to T22 aperture range. You can use this lens wide open without making it impossible for your focus puller to keep your subject in focus.

The cine industry-standard 0.8 MOD focus and iris gears make it easy to use this lens with follow focus units or lens motors, and an 11-bladed aperture helps provide natural-looking out-of-focus highlights with a natural-looking bokeh. Focus Scale markings are provided in both feet and meters, and a focus rotation of 330° allows for precision manual focus adjustment.

24, 35, 50, 85mm Full-Frame Cine Primes    Full-Frame Coverage, 45mm Image Circle    T2.1 Aperture, Manual Focus    Hard-Shell Lens Case with Custom Foam

45mm image circle for full-frame coverage

Fast T2.1 maximum aperture

The lenses in this lineup share the same focus and iris gear positions for fast lens changes, and the gears are cine-standard 0.8 MOD

330° focus rotation

85mm front diameter, 82mm filter thread

Focus marks in feet and meters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This 12mm it is = 12mm (35mm)?

A: All focal lengths listed on the above lenses are identified correctly. The Meike 12mm T2.2 Manual Focus Wide Angle Cinema Lens does have a listed focal length of 12mm. However, if you are asking for the equivalent focal length compared to a lens used on a full-frame 35mm sensor, all lenses used on a Micro Four Thirds camera require the focal length to be multiplied by 2x to find the full-frame equivalent focal length. As such, a 12mm lens would be the equivalent of a 24mm lens used on a full-frame camera. Likewise, the 16mm lens would be the equivalent of a 32mm lens used on a full-frame camera, the 25mm lens would be the equivalent of a 50mm lens used on a full-frame camera, the 35mm lens would be the equivalent of a 70mm lens used on a full-frame camera, and the 50mm lens would be the equivalent of a 100mm lens used on a full-frame camera. If you are looking for an ultra-wide angle cine lens for use on the Micro Four Thirds lens mount, the closest option (without being a fisheye lens) would be the Venus Optics Laowa 7.5mm T2.1 Cine Lens (MFT, Feet), B&H # VE7521MFTC, which would be the equivalent of a 15mm lens used on a full-frame sensor camera.

Q: 2. Does it fit the ff Meike prime lenses pl mount

A: Yes, Meike Hard 6-Lens Case for T2.2 Cine Lenses would also work with the PL Meike lens models.

Q: 3. Is this new Meike 85mm f/1.8 STM lens with AF or an older model?

A: This is the most current version of the Meike 85mm f/1.8 Full Frame AF Lens for Sony E to date.

Q: 4. Does this case accommodate Meike 24mm and 85mm T2.1 Cine Lens?

A: The Meike 24mm and 85mm lenses are not compatible to be fitted into the Meike Hard 6-Lens Case for T2.2 Cine Lenses. This information is listed in the key features of the listing.

Q: 5. Can I use this lens for blackmagic 4K

A: Yes. These will mount natively to the BMPCC 4K -- no adapters required.

Q: 6. how soft is the foam?

A: The Meike Hard 6-Lens Case for T2.2 Cine Lenses (B&H# MEMKCINECASE) features cut-outs of stiff foam that are specifically designed to fit the 12, 16, 25, 35, and 50mm T2.2 cine lenses from Meike. While universal lens holder cases often feature softer foam to conform to the shapes of a variety of lenses, those with custom-cut foam (such as this one) are stiffer because they fit the lenses precisely and as such offer better protection. If you are intending to use this case for alternative lenses (i.e., not the aforementioned Meike cine ones) then you may want to use additional material to keep them from jiggling around such as neoprene sleeves or a wrap such as Ruggard 15 x 15" Padded Equipment Wrap (Black) (B&H# RUGW15B), but the choice of the right such additional sleeve or wrap will depend on the lens you're using and how closely it matches the cut-outs in the Meike case.

Q: 7. Does the cut-outs come with finger notches as described in the listing and illustrated in the website?

A: Yes the Meike Hard 6-Lens Case for T2.2 Cine Lenses has custom-cut Foam with Finger Notches.

Q: 8. Does this case accommodate s35 ef?

A: The Meike Hard 6-Lens Case for T2.2 Cine Lenses is designed to accommodate the 12, 16, 25, 35, and 50mm T2.2 Cine Lenses from Meike, The other lenses like the super 35 EF lenses would not fit in this case.

Q: 9. Is there a case that accommodates the S35 PL lenses ?

A: There is not a dedicated lens case for the Meike PL lenses. I would recommend getting a hard case with the pick-and-pluck foam. Here is one I like to recommend: https://tinyurl.com/ycykr2eu

Q: 10. Is this for mft lenses ?

A: This Meike Hard 6-Lens Case for T2.2 Cine lenses is strictly for the MFT lenses, it will not fit other lenses