Sirui 75mm ƒ/1.8 1.33x Anamorphic Cinema Lens with Z-Mount
$424.00 MSRP
Key Features
- Telephoto Super 35 mm Coverage
- 1.33x Anamorphic Squeeze
- ƒ/1.8 Maximum Aperture
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In the Box
- 1 × Front Lens Cap
- 1 × Rear Lens Cap
- 1 × Sirui 75mm f/1.8 1.33x Anamorphic Lens (Nikon Z)
Overview
The Sirui 75mm ƒ/1.8 1.33x Anamorphic Cinema Lens with Z-Mount is a telephoto anamorphic prime that covers Super 35 mm sensors. Telephoto focal lengths compress perspective and throw backgrounds well out of focus, letting camera operators isolate a subject from a busy environment or reach action at a distance. Its 1.33x squeeze produces a 2.36:1 field of view on a 16:9 sensor, the gentlest of the common squeeze factors and the easiest to pair with a standard 16:9 body. Anamorphic character is present but restrained. A fast ƒ/1.8 aperture lets camera operators separate subjects from their backgrounds or get the most out of available lighting when filming in darker environments, and the lens closes to ƒ/16. It uses a Z-Mount with manual focus.
Features
Key Features
Telephoto Super 35 mm Coverage
The lens covers Super 35 mm sensors. A telephoto field of view compresses distance and lifts a subject off its background, suiting clean singles and action reached from further back.
1.33x Anamorphic Squeeze
A 1.33x squeeze reaches 2.36:1 from a 16:9 sensor, the gentlest of the common anamorphic factors and the easiest to pair with a standard 16:9 body. Flares and oval bokeh are present but restrained, which suits work that wants anamorphic character without it taking over the frame.
ƒ/1.8 Maximum Aperture
At ƒ/1.8 the lens separates subjects cleanly from their backgrounds and gets the most out of available lighting when filming in darker environments. It closes to ƒ/16.
Focus & Handling
1.2 m Minimum Focus
Mount & Rig Integration
0.8-Pitch Cine Gears
The lens carries 0.8-pitch cine gears, the standard pitch for follow focus units and lens motors. Compatibility with lens control systems lets a solo operator make consistent, repeatable focus pulls, or a camera assistant control the lens remotely.