Designed for S35 camera sensors, the Laowa Argus S35 25mm T1 Cine Lens Sony Efrom Laowa Argus S35 25mm T1 Cine Lens Sony Efeatures a Sony E lens mount and a wide T1 to T11 aperture range for improved low-light shooting. Create a shallow depth of field and dreamy bokeh with the 9-blade iris and lens construction of 14 elements in 9 groups. The focus ring rotates 250°, and the iris ring 87° for intuitive manual adjustments with low focus breathing.

The lens features a 58.8° angle of view to ensure your subject remains in the frame. An 80mm outer diameter and M77 filter thread are consistent across the lens series and allow you to incorporate different matte boxes or filters. Cine-standard gearing on the lens, adjustment shims, and a removable lens support thread make up the cine housing of the lens.

Covers S35 Sensors    T1 to T11 Aperture Range    9-Blade Iris, 58.8° Angle of View    80mm Outside Diameter, M77 Filter Thread    14 Elements in 9 Groups    250° Focus Rotation, 87° Iris Rotation    13.4" Minimum Focus Distance    Cinema-Standard Gearing

• T1 to T11 aperture range
• 9-blade iris; optical construction of 14 elements in 9 groups
• 80mm outer diameter; M77 filter thread
• 13.4" minimum focus distance
• 250° focus and 87° iris rotation
• 31.5mm image circle; 58.8° angle of view

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have hard focus stops?

A: The focus is smooth but it does have Selectable Clicked / De-Clicked Aperture. Photographers might prefer the clicked aperture ring while de-clicked would be better for video.

Q: 2. How can this be used when there is no RF APC format camera?

A: The Canon full frame RF mount cameras can be set to a crop mode and Canon does make a Cinema RF mount camera that is crop frame such as the C70: https://bhpho.to/2SES3VW

Q: 3. Is the Nikon Z7 compatible with this manual focus lens? Besides no image stabilization, are other capabilities lost?

A: As the Venus Optics Laowa Argus FF 28mm T1 Cine Lens (Nikon Z) is a fully manual lens, aperture and focus would need to be controlled manually as well. You may also lose any focus confirmation features built into the camera itself.

Q: 4. Why is it called 33 when it's really 50?

A: The focal length of the Venus Optics Laowa Argus 33mm f/0.95 CF APO Lens for Nikon Z is based on the APS-C format, which is the equivalent angle of view of a 49.5mm Lens on a full frame camera.

Q: 5. APS-C or FF? (Does" CF" mean "Cropped Frame, like with Tokina?)

A: Venus Optics Argus 25mm F/0.95 CF APO Lens for Canon RF BH #VE2595RF • MFR #VE2595RF is a APS-C lens and CF means close focus as the lens has a minimum focus distance of 34 cm.

Q: 6. Will it work on a M43 camera with my Metabones 0.71?

A: No, the Venus Optics Laowa Argus 25mm f/0.95 CF APO Lens is an EF-M lens, not a EF lens. You will not be able to mount it on the Metabones speed booster for EF lens.

Q: 7. Does the focus peaking work on Canon cameras?

A: Yes, Venus Optics Laowa Argus 35mm f/0.95 FF Lens for Canon R will support focus peaking on all Canon RF cameras.

Q: 8. Does this lens have electrical contacts to communicate the settings to the camera?

A: Unfortunately, the Venus Optics Laowa Argus 28mm f/1.2 FF Lens (Nikon Z) does not have any electrical contacts.

Q: 9. Does it works with Panasonic Lumix Gh5-2 and G9 Cameras?

A: The Venus Optics Laowa Zero-D S35 7.5mm T/2.9 Cine Lens (FUJI X, Feet/Meters) is not compatible with MFT-mount cameras.

Q: 10. the shiny bit at the end of the lens, which goes into the camera - can this be removed (I see there are some screws)?

A: The silver bit at the end of the Venus Optics Laowa Argus 45mm f/0.95 FF Lens for Sony E is how you mount the lens to the camera.