Thypoch has expanded the Simera-C lens set with a new addition: the Ultra-Wide 21mm T1.5. This is the fifth lens in their cine lens lineup, joining the 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm. The lens is compact and lightweight at 78.6mm/3.09in long and weighs in at 491g/1.08 lbs, so it sounds perfect for shooting in tighter spaces. Let’s have a look! Thypoch, a sister company of DZOFILM, has launched the last lens in their Simera-C line, adding the ultra-wide 21mm to the series of compact high-speed cine primes. Inspired by the Simera photography edition of lenses, the initial four lenses in this series were released in October 2024. The lenses are full-frame and compatible with many cinema cameras on the market. Referred to as Thypoch’s “storytelling lens,” they offer a balance between the realism of still photography and the softness of film. The lenses minimize chromatic aberration and provide refined bokeh and edge fall-off, which, according to Thypoch, offers a slight softness that adds dimensionality and should be a perfect choice for cinematic storytelling. Simera-C lens series. Source: Thypoch The features of the new Simera-C 21mm T1.5 are consistent with the other lenses in this series: 16 aperture blades for smooth and rounded bokeh 210° focus control throw 67mm front diameter (excluding 75mm T1.5 of 72mm), and M62*0.75 filter size (excluding 75mm of M67*0.75) Dual focus scales in metric and imperial units Specs on the Simera-C 5-lens set. Source: Thypoch The minimum focusing distance is 0.23m / 9.05in and is the...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 4 December, 2024