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Venus Optics | Laowa announces New Range of Cine Lenses

Venus Optics is the company that announced the new series of anamorphic lenses, the Proteus 2x Anamorphic Series. The lenses are designed for use with cameras that have a Super35 and Full-frame sensor (Arri PL and Canon EF mounts). They are compatible with Laowa’s 1.4x full-frame expander, allowing each lens to cover a full-frame image sensor, making it even more versatile. The new Proteus lenses come in 35mm, 45mm, 60mm and 85mm focal lengths, which offer a wide range of focal lengths for different shooting situations. Each prime lens has a fast T2 aperture, which is suitable for low light conditions and also allows for a shallower depth of field and more bokeh.

The lenses come in Arri PL and Canon EF mounts,  which are popular among professional videographers and filmmakers. The lenses are available for purchase separately for $4,999 each, although two-lens bundles are also available for $9,499. This is considered a high-end gear and the pricing is accordingly.

Venus Optics LAOWA Cine Lenses at B&H Store

 

About Anamorphic lenses

Anamorphic lenses are special types of camera lenses that are designed to give your videos a wider and more cinematic look. They work by capturing the image in a slightly different way, allowing more of the scene to be captured in the frame. This creates a wider image and a more cinematic look, similar to what you would see in a movie. They are often used by videographers/cinematographers who want to create a unique and dramatic look for their work. These lenses can help you to stand out and make your work look more professional and cinematic.

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