Never Stop Challenging - SIRUI Announced the Jupiter Series Full-Frame Cine Lenses
May 9, 2022
SIRUI is developing by leaps and bounds in the late years. Following the already successfully affordable anamorphic lineup now comes the full-frame spherical lens cine lens lineup, which comprises a macro prime lens set as well as a 28-85mm T3.2 zoom.
The first macro lens set developed by SIRUI consists of 3 frequently used focal lengths, a 24mm T2, a 35mm T2, and a 50mm T2. The closest focus distance of 0.24m/0.79ft across the whole range allows users to get very decent close-ups and macro shots. The aperture has 11 blades for round and smooth bokeh. With a wide aperture range from T2 to T22, this lens set performs equally well in daylight and low-light scenarios. All three lenses share the same focus and iris positions, which facilitates fast and easy lens swapping.
28-85mm T3.2 3x zoom covers a very practical zoom range from wide-angle to medium telephoto. An image circle of 44mm enables the zoom to be used on many large cinema camera systems, such as RED V-Raptor, ARRI ALEXA Mini, Canon C500 Mark II, and Sony FX9, Sony VENICE. The parfocal design guarantees a constant focus while zooming in and out. An aperture range of T3.2 to T22 is offered for precise exposure control. The focus ring features a dual scale with both feet and meters, and delicate focus adjustments can be made over a nice and smooth 259° rotation angle.
Both the macro prime lens set and the cine zoom have excellent optical performance and solid build quality. Focus breathing is minimized to almost zero for smooth storytelling. A well-made hard case is tailored for the 3 lens kit as well as the cine zoom to protect the lenses from inside to outside. SIRUI Jupiter Series is available in native PL and EF mounts. E-mount and RF-mount adapters will also be offered by SIRUI for use with popular full-frame mirrorless cameras from Sony and Canon.
Price and Availability
24mm T2, 35mm T2, and 50mm T2 retail at $999 each, but you can have them now for only $799 on Indiegogo. The retail price for 28-85mm T3.2 is $2899, but you can bring it home now for only $2238 on Indiegogo. Back us now.
Contact Information
Website: www.sirui.com
Email: [email protected]
About SIRUI USA, LLC
Since 2001, SIRUI has always strived to move forward towards expanding the SIRUI Brand. With innovative R&D, SIRUI has become a global enterprise to develop, manufacture and market photographic products.
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Verona, NJ
United States
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