Designed for cine-style image capture and covering up to full-frame size sensors, the white FUJINON X-mount IRIX 45mm T1.5 Cine Lens for FUJINON X Mountfrom IRIX incorporates multiple internal and external design features. External features include a 95mm front diameter, 0.8 MOD gears, luminous focus marks in feet, and a detachable 1/4"-20 support foot. Internally, nine blades produce smooth, rounded bokeh, and five seals protect against inclement weather and dust.

To help eliminate aberrations and distortion, the IRIX 45mm T1.5 Cine Lens is constructed with 11 optical elements in nine groups, including four HR (high refractive index) and three ED (extra-low dispersion) elements. This lens has 180° of focus and 75° of iris rotation and incorporates an 86mm front filter thread.

Full-Frame | T1.5 to T22 Aperture    43.3mm Image Circle    Rounded, 9-Blade Aperture    Magnetic Filter & Shade Mounting System    95mm Front Diameter    180° Focus | 75° Iris Rotation    86mm Front Filter Thread    Luminous Focus Marks in Feet    Sealed for Weather Resistance

A 45mm focal length with the FUJINON X lens mount is ideal for capturing crisp details and vibrant colors.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference with the Rokinon 35mm 1.5 Cine DS lens?

A: The Samyang 35mm T1.5 VDSLRII Cine Lens for Micro Four Thirds Mount and the Rokinon 35mm T1.5 Cine DS Lens are both made by Samyang and are identical.

Q: 2. Judging from the pictures of this lens it does not have a DOF scale. Do I see that right?

A: The IRIX 45mm f/1.4 Lens for Canon EF does not have a depth of field scale.

Q: 3. Can this lens support Nikon d3300?

A: Yes, this will work with the D3300 which has an F Mount.

Q: 4. What are the filter threads for this lens? If there are any?

A: The Fujinon Premista 19-45mm T2.9 Large-Format Cine Lens (PL) does not have filter threads. The front of the lens is designed to work with 114mm Mattebox solutions. Example Matte Box https://bhpho.to/3upODYc

Q: 5. How much does it weigh

A: The shipping weight is 1.75 lb. So say about 1 lb/ 0.45 kg.

Q: 6. A BH review states: For it to fit the E-Mount, there is a piece that's been constructed onto the end, so it's a little longer than in b&h pictures. But still works fine.This is my concern. Lens specs claim this lens' length is 137.5mm compared to canon's at or around 111mm. What is this mickey mouse adapter thing? Owners have replied saying this is a proprietary constructed emount lens. Thanks for your time.

A: The answer is: it's all about depth. In order that Rokinon can offer their lenses at such low prices, they make a basic design that can be modified to fit any camera. Since Canon and Nikon lenses need a lot of depth in order to properly focus on the sensor of their mirror box cameras, the Rokinon Canon/Nikon lenses are short. However, in order that the same lens design can work on a Sony mirrorless camera, the same depth must be maintained. Thus extra length is added to the E-mount Rokinon's. That is why Rokinon E-mount lenses are bigger than Canon/Nikon. The good quality is maintained and performance is just as good on the E-mount lenses as on the Canon/Nikon ones.

Q: 7. Is this lens compatible with the Speed Booster XL?

A: Yes, absolutely. I am using it on a GH5 with the Speedbooster XL and it's perfect.

Q: 8. will this lens fit my panasonic gh3?

A: Yes, you can use the following affordable adapter to mount this lens to the GH3. Vello Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera Adapter B&H # VELAMFTCEF.

Q: 9. Will I loose size because of the crop sensor using my Nikon D3400 lens? Will the lens turn into a 70mm lens on my Nikon D3400 because of its full frame ability?

A: You are not losing anything and a lens cannot change its mm because a 35mm is a 35mm is a 35mm. It does not change. But change the sensor size, and you change the FOV. The determining factor therefore is not the lens mm but the size of the sensor. On a full frame sensor a 35mm creates a moderately wide FOV or Field Of View perspective. On a APS-C/DX sensor camera like the Nikon D3400, you get a normal FOV perspective. On a MFT sensor, a 35mm creates a moderately telephoto FOV perspective. I suggest learning what mm's do what on different sensors.Then you know what FOV perspective you will get with any given lens and any given sensor. Examples: Full Frame 25mm = Wide 50mm = Normal 100mm = Tele APS-C/DX 18mm = Wide 32mm = Normal 75mm = Tele Micro 4/3' (MFT) 12mm= Wide 25mm = Normal 50mm = Tele Why waste time calculating what a lens looks like in a format you are not using?

Q: 10. Does it support auto focus?

A: No, the Rokinon 24mm T1.5 Cine DS Lens for Micro Four Thirds Mount is a fully manual lens.