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SIRUI Night Walker T1.2 Cine Lens Set, 24mm, 35mm, 55mm, Large Aperture Manual Focus Lens (MS-3SEG, E Mount, Metal Gray)
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SIRUI Night Walker T1.2 Cine Lens Features
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T1.2 Large Aperture - Featuring large T1.2 aperture, this cine lens is perfect for low-light filming. No need to use extremely high ISO and you'll get a pure low noise night scene. The fast T1.2 aperture also contributes to pleasing bokeh quality and clear subject, giving the footage extra expressiveness and aesthetics.
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Night Walker Lens Set - The whole cine lens set covers three important focal lengths, 24mm, 35mm and 55mm, helping you to film a complete project and offering more control over various settings. Ideal for scenery, documentary, portrait, still life shooting, etc. SIRUI Night Walker is available in classic black and fashionable metal gray. Both choices are premium and aesthetic in the appearance.
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Outstanding Optical Performance - SIRUI Night Walker takes a revolutionary step in improving the optical performance at even the max aperture, achieving perfect sharpness, minimal focus breathing and well controlled aberration.
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Premium Cine Body - The strong aluminum cine housing makes it sturdy yet portable in hand. It helps to protect inner optical elements while the minimum weight of each single lens is around only 500g, creating a new era of lightweight fast aperture lens.
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Consistent in a Set: Gear position across the Night Walker Series Cine Lenses are identical for quick lens swaps, saving time of readjusting accessories when changing lenses to film a complete project. Matched color tone and image quality also makes the story telling more natural and vivid.
About SIRUI Night Walker T1.2 Cine Lens
T1.2 Large Aperture - Featuring large T1.2 aperture, this cine lens is perfect for low-light filming. No need to use extremely high ISO and you'll get a pure low noise night scene. The fast T1.2 aperture also contributes to pleasing bokeh quality and clear subject, giving the footage extra expressiveness and aesthetics.
